plain-spoken

美 　英

• adj.直言不諱的；坦率的；直言無(wú)隱的
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)坦白說(shuō)話的

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例句

The question now is whether Mr. Kan, a plain-spoken former civic activist, can further defy precedent by lasting more than a year in office.

目前的問(wèn)題是，菅直人先生，這位直來(lái)直去的前民間活動(dòng)家，是否能打破慣例，在首相的位置上待上一年。

To his fans, Mr Thompson was the real thing: pro-life, anti-tax, plain-spoken and unlikely ever to change his mind about anything.

對(duì)他的支持者來(lái)說(shuō)，湯普森先生是正確的人選：反墮胎，反對(duì)增稅，談吐平和，從不改變他對(duì)任何事物的看法。

Charlie's vocabulary is a little bit less formal and erudite than Bella's. He's a more plain-spoken person.

查理的詞匯表比起貝拉的缺少一點(diǎn)正式和內(nèi)涵。他是一個(gè)隨性坦率的人。

Third, Mr Sarkozy's hallmark is to introduce reforms with well-communicated and plain-spoken appeals to common sense.

第三，薩爾科齊先生的特點(diǎn)是通過(guò)對(duì)于常識(shí)來(lái)講很好交流的以及清楚表達(dá)的吸引力來(lái)引進(jìn)改革。

These folks might well prefer a plain-spoken war hero like Mr McCain to the articulate and arugula-munching Mr Obama.

與口若懸河，整日咀嚼芝麻菜的奧巴馬相比，這些人很可能更鐘情像麥凱恩這樣說(shuō)話直截了當(dāng)的戰(zhàn)斗英雄。

As the title of Brooke Masters's new biography suggests, Mr Spitzer is a combative fellow. He can be admirably plain-spoken, too.

布魯克?馬斯特斯的新傳記標(biāo)題表明，斯皮策是個(gè)好斗之人，同時(shí)也因說(shuō)話直來(lái)直去而受人欽佩。

They are cynical yet warmhearted, plain spoken but smart, and they have razor-sharp wit.

他們熱情、玩世不恭、說(shuō)話直率，但聰明，他們很有智慧。