Examples of using "Testardo" in a sentence and their english translations:
He is very stubborn.
He was stubborn.
He's really stubborn, isn't he?
How persistent you are!
- He's stubborn, isn't he?
- He's being stubborn, isn't he?
Tom is really stubborn, isn't he?
- He is stubborn as a mule.
- He's as stubborn as a mule.
What a crank he is!
Tom is extremely stubborn.
Tom is stubborn, isn't he?
Tom is very stubborn.
He was very stubborn, wasn't he?
He's very stubborn, isn't he?
He's quite stubborn, isn't he?
I was stubborn.
I'm sure Tom will be stubborn.
He's as stupid as stubborn.
Tom is quite stubborn, isn't he?
Tom is very stubborn, isn't he?
He is stubborn as a mule.
Tom is as stubborn as Mary.
- I think Tom is stubborn.
- I think Tom is obstinate.
- I think Tom is persistent.
- I think that Tom is stubborn.
That's stubborn of him.
He is as stubborn as a Missouri Mule.
- Tom is as stubborn as a mule.
- Tom is stubborn as a mule.
Tom is as stubborn as Mary, isn't he?
Tom isn't as stubborn as Mary.
Tom is quite obstinate, isn't he?
Tom isn't as stubborn as he used to be.
You're so stubborn.
My father is too stubborn to admit his faults.
- Tom is stubborn.
- Tom's stubborn.
Tom's headstrong.
Tom is very stubborn.
His father wanted him to become a clerk, but the young Ney, impetuous and headstrong, joined
Tom isn't stubborn.
Tom was very stubborn.
Why are you so hard-headed?
Why are you so stubborn?