hardheaded in Japanese
hardheaded in Japanese is 頑固, 頭が固い — hardheaded means stubborn and unwilling to change one's mind.
hardheaded in Japanese
頑固
Pronounced: ganko
Stubborn; wilful.
頭が固い
Pronounced: atamagakatai
Stubborn; wilful.
What does "hardheaded" mean?
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adj Stubborn and unwilling to change one's mind.
"She's too hardheaded to admit she was wrong."
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adj Practical and realistic rather than sentimental; pragmatic.
"The report offered a hardheaded assessment of the company's finances."
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hardheaded in a sentence
- She's too hardheaded to admit she was wrong.
- His hardheaded refusal to compromise stalled the negotiations.
- The report offered a hardheaded assessment of the company's finances.
- Good business owners need a hardheaded approach to risk.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "hardheaded" in Japanese?
"hardheaded" in Japanese is 頑固, 頭が固い. hardheaded means: Stubborn and unwilling to change one's mind.
How do you pronounce 頑固?
"hardheaded" in Japanese is 頑固, pronounced "ganko".
How do you use "hardheaded" in a sentence?
Example: "She's too hardheaded to admit she was wrong." In Japanese, "hardheaded" is 頑固, 頭が固い.
Are there other ways to say "hardheaded" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "hardheaded": 頑固, 頭が固い.
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