jiān jué
ferme; résolu; déterminé
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我们坚决反对这种行为。
Wǒmen juéjiàn fǎnduì zhè zhǒng xíngwéi.
We firmly oppose this kind of behavior.
他坚决不同意我的意见。
Tā juéjiàn bùtóngyì wǒ de yìjiàn.
He firmly disagrees with my opinion.
我们必须坚决维护国家利益。
Wǒmen bìxū juéjiàn wéihù guójiā lìyì.
We must firmly defend the national interest.
犹豫 (yóu yù)
hesitate
动摇 (dòng yáo)
waver
The Chinese word 坚决 (jiānjué) is composed of two characters: 坚 (jiān) and 决 (jué). The character 坚 originally meant "hard" or "firm", and was often used in the context of physical strength or durability. Over time, it also came to be used in a more abstract sense, referring to mental or emotional strength and determination. The character 决 originally meant "to cut off" or "to decide", and was often used in the context of making a decision or taking action. When combined together, the two characters 坚 and 决 form the word 坚决, which means "resolute" or "determined". This word is often used to describe someone who is strong-willed and unwavering in their beliefs or actions.
