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firm CERTAINHfV:m, $fV:rmadj-er, -est certain or fixed in a belief, opinion, etc. and unlikely to change, or so certain as to be beyond doubt or question坚定的，坚决的;严格的，坚贞的;令人深信不疑的He is a firm believer in traditional family values.他是个传统家庭价值观念的坚定信仰者。We're appealing to the government for a firm commitment to help these refugees.我们在向政府呼吁，要它坚决承担起帮助那些难民的义务。Some people still claim that there is no firm evidence linking smoking with lung cancer.一些人仍声称，将吸烟与肺癌联系起来缺乏确凿的证据。They've expressed an interest in working with us, but we're still waiting for a firm proposal from them.他们已经表示有兴趣同我们一起干，但我们还在等他们提出一个明确的计划。I was always very firm with my children -- they knew the rules and I made sure they kept to them.我对自己的孩子总是很严格----他们知道那些规矩，我督促他们守规矩。Firm in the belief that they could never be caught, they didn't bother to hide the clues which eventually betrayed them to the police.由于坚信不会被抓，他们连线索也不曾隐瞒，结果因这些线索他们暴露给了警方。
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