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Перевод: adamantine

[прилагательное]
имеющий св`ойства алмаза; очень твердый; несокрушимый

Тезаурус:

1. The union was unsuccessful in gaining recognition: "The Ludlow war, one of the more tragic episodes in labor's history, failed to dissolve the adamantine opposition to unionism, which had become a fixed and immovable article of faith among many of the great industries of the United States" (Taft and Ross, 1969:256).
2. His face is adamantine.
3. The Emperor, popularly supposed to be immortal, only endured by virtue of adamantine, anguished courage and will power.
4. When Queen Praxis tells Riddler, "You are so adamantine and impermeable," I could hear W C Fields sweetly explaining, "I was only fooling and pretending."
5. In this class, for example, stands adamantine rock, accustomed to laugh blows to scorn, and stalwart flint, and the hard strength of iron, and the copper bolts that scream as they resist their rooves."
6. How could he radiate such ruthless adamantine presence?
7. Ada adamantine just slightly different.
8. Desmond was one of those dominant husbands who knew that on one or two issues he faced adamantine resistance, and understood when to give in.
9. The two suits of adamantine plate armour (see Profiles) will attack the adventurers immediately they enter the room.
10. Treasurer Lipsky, the community's dentist, ground his teeth as he bowed to her adamantine will.