plainspoken
英 ['pleɪn'spəʊkən] 美 ['pleɪn'spoʊkən]

adj.

直言不讳的；

英英释义

plainspoken[ 'plein'spəukən ]

• adj.
  • using simple and direct language

    "a plainspoken country doctor"

  • characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion

    "plainspoken and to the point"

    同义词：bluntcandidforthrightfrankfree-spokenoutspokenpoint-blankstraight-from-the-shoulder

权威例句

Plainspoken Pundits
'Plainspoken and Honest'
The plainspoken-challenged
PLAINSPOKEN BUT HIGH-MAINTENANCE
'I'm Old Fashioned,' 'Plainspoken,' 'Tarantella,' 'Western Symphony'
Plainspoken plainsman: Jack Kilby left behind a great invention--and great civility.(Editor's Note)(Obituary)
LIN Yu-tang:A Man of Wisdom who was Plainspoken on the Inevitable Defects in Life
"A Twentieth-Century Abolitionist": John Beecher's Plainspoken Poetry
Health Basics: A Doctor's Plainspoken Advice About How Your Body Works & What to Do When it Doesn't
Against the rugged landscape of Marfa, Texas, architect Carlos Jiménez gives his sprawling Crowley House a plainspoken beauty