hard-to-break

基本解釋

There's a biological reason a lot of our bad habits are so hard to break - they get wired into our brains.
我們大量的壞習(xí)慣之所以難以打破，有生物學(xué)方面的原因——它們已經(jīng)根植于我們的大腦之中。
When some metals are cooled nearly to absolute zero, the electrons in them form hard-to-break "Cooper pairs" that flow without resistance.
當(dāng)一些材料冷卻到接近絕對零度時(shí)，其中的電子形成很難斷開的“庫伯對”，從而無電阻流動(dòng)。
Managers only manage people as well as they themselves are managed - too often not very well. This means a negative spiral of poor management develops - hard to break.
經(jīng)理管理下屬的方法就象他自己被上級(jí)管理的方法一樣，這種慣性并不是好事情。這表示拙劣的管理會(huì)延續(xù)下去很難打破。

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