uncompromising

قطعى ،سخت ناسازگار،غير قابل انعطاف ،تسليم نشو،تمکين ندادنى ،مصالحه ناپذير

In.... négatif, et transiger
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Etymology: From Spanish "intransigente" from Latin in- "not" + transigentem, accusative present participle of transigir "to compromise," based on trans- "across" + agere "to do, act, move, drive." "Agere" is the origin of English "agent," "act," "actual," and "navigate," from navis "ship" + agere. "Ambassador" and "embassy" originate in Latin ambactus "servant" from *amb(i) "around" +ag-to- "one who moves," i.e. "one who goes around." sâzeš-nâ-pazir
bi-gozašt
kutah-na-y-â

[лn'komprъmaizi¤] а безкомпромисен; непреклонен, твърд, упорит, неотстъпчив.

[an'komprëmaizing] adj. i paepur, papërkulur; i pakompromis; që nuk bën lëshime

[ʌn'kɔmprəmaiziɳ] ◊ tính từ ▪ không nhượng bộ, không thoả hiệp, cương quyết