bigoted

UK:  ['bɪɡətɪd]

US:  ['bɪɡətəd]

adj.

1.顽固;偏执的

2.顽固,生性顽固的,顽固不化的

3.狂妄自大

1 . Jeanne's bigoted father takes the baby away from her and has it conveyed to a remote nunnery to be reared by the nuns.
珍妮固执己见的父亲将小女婴自珍妮那抱走，送至一所遥远的女修道院让修女抚养。

2 . If Dickens sometimes behaved badly, Naipaul is unquestionably a bad man, notorious for his floridly abusive relationships and bigoted ideas.
如果狄更斯有时表现得比较差，毫无疑问，奈保尔也是一个糟糕的人。他糜烂而欺辱的私生活以及他食古不化的思想令他臭名昭著。

3 . GORDON BROWN'S rant about a "bigoted" voter sped his exit from the British prime minister's post.
戈登·布朗（GordonBrown）背后抱怨一位女性选民“偏执”的失言门事件，加速了他从英国首相一职下台的步伐。

4 . That may be the last mischief in my life, so I guess they may pardon the bigoted old man.
这可能是我这一生中最后一个恶作剧了，所以，我想他们应该可以原谅我这个顽固的老头子吧。

5 . Diderot, he is an ideologist, a declaimer, and a revolutionist, a believer in God at bottom, and more bigoted than Voltaire.
我恨狄德罗，他是个空想家，大言不惭，还搞革命，实际上却信仰上帝，比伏尔泰更着迷。