outspokenness
英音[ aʊtˈspəʊkənnəs ] 美音[ aʊtˈspoʊkənnəs ]

坦白

常用释义

词性释义

n.

坦白;直言相告
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The new outspokenness appeared to reflect a belief that reaching out to moderate forces in Iran would be in Israel's long-term interest.
佩雷斯直言不讳的新说法似乎反应了一种信念,即收买伊朗的温和势力将会为以色列带来长远利益。
他怀疑自己那么心直口快会否使他的合伙人背上思想包袱。
他怀疑自己那么心直口快,会否使朋友背上思想包袱。
She wondered whether her outspokenness might be a liability to Franklin.
她怀疑自己那么心直口快,是否会成为弗兰克林的包袱。
事实上,他非常喜欢她的坚定和坦率,因此为她创造了一个更好的职位,薪水更高。
Scargill was a very controversial figure for his outspokenness and the tactics he used.
由于出言大胆,战术运用令人不测,斯卡吉尔成为一个非常有争议的人物。
In 1956, in response to Lessing's courageous outspokenness, she was declared a prohibited alien in both Southern Rhodesia and South Africa.
1956年,作为对她勇敢直言的反应,她被南罗得西亚和南非禁止入境。
The outspokenness the Grindstaffs have encouraged in their daughter has also caused tension with teachers and coaches .
格莱恩斯塔夫夫妇一直鼓励女儿要直言不讳口这也造成了梅根和老师、教练的关系紧张。
I've been told that Chinese view the emotionality , outspokenness, and individualism of westerners as bad, perhaps simply immature.
我本人曾经被告知中国人对于西方人的情绪化,直言不讳,和单独行事的行为持有不好的印象。
他心直口快,总是愿意和任何人交朋友,所以很快就赢得了大家的信任。
同义词
n.
坦白;直言相告
同根词 (词根outspoken)
outspoken adj 坦率的,直言不讳的
outspokenly adv 坦率表示地;直言不讳地(outspoken的副词形式)