单词plain-spoken
adj.: 直言不讳的；坦率的；直言无隐的
网络: 坦白说话的
adj.directfrankcandidbluntforthright
adj.mealy-mouthed
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.
目前的问题是，菅直人先生，这位直来直去的前民间活动家，是否能打破惯例，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.
对他的支持者来说，汤普森先生是正确的人选：反堕胎，反对增税，谈吐平和，从不改变他对任何事物的看法。
Charlie"s vocabulary is a little bit less formal and erudite than Bella"s. He"s a more plain-spoken person.
查理的词汇表比起贝拉的缺少一点正式和内涵。他是一个随性坦率的人。
Third, Mr Sarkozy"s hallmark is to introduce reforms with well-communicated and plain-spoken appeals to common sense.
第三，萨尔科齐先生的特点是通过对于常识来讲很好交流的以及清楚表达的吸引力来引进改革。
These folks might well prefer a plain-spoken war hero like Mr McCain to the articulate and arugula-munching Mr Obama.
与口若悬河，整日咀嚼芝麻菜的奥巴马相比，这些人很可能更钟情像麦凯恩这样说话直截了当的战斗英雄。
As the title of Brooke Masters"s new biography suggests, Mr Spitzer is a combative fellow. He can be admirably plain-spoken, too.
布鲁克•马斯特斯的新传记标题表明，斯皮策是个好斗之人，同时也因说话直来直去而受人钦佩。
They are cynical yet warmhearted, plain spoken but smart, and they have razor-sharp wit.
他们热情、玩世不恭、说话直率，但聪明，他们很有智慧。