英语短语词组dig in one's heels（或toes, feet）的释义、翻译、用法及例句-英语短语词组词典

短语	dig in one's heels（或toes, feet）
释义	dig in one's heels（或toes, feet） resist stubbornly; refuse to give in 顽抗; 拒绝让步： officials dug their heels in on particular points. 在一些特定问题上, 官员们拒不让步。
随便看	more like it more like… more often than not more of the same more or less more power to sb's elbow more power to your elbow! more precisely more's the pity more sth than you've had hot dinners more than more than a little more than a little / not a little more than happy / welcome / likely etc more - than one can shake a stick at more - than someone has had hot dinners (more than) your fair share of sth more than your job's worth (to do sth) more than…can more to the point more…than morning, noon and night morning, noon, and night mornings mortal blow / danger / wound etc

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