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straightforward如何读

英：[ˌstreɪtˈfɔːwəd]

美：[ˌstreɪtˈfɔːrwərd]

straightforward英汉释义

adj.(形容词)

(人或其态度)正直的，坦率的；老实的 (of a person or his behaviour) honest and open;not hiding anything
简单的；易懂的 not difficult to understand or explain;simple

straightforward是什么意思

adj.易懂的；笔直的；坦率的

straightforward自然拼读

straight·for·ward

streIt for wrd

straightforward扩展

straightforwardly (adv.), straightforwards (adv.), straightforwardness (n.)

straightforward词根

词根：straightforward

adv.

straightforwardly 直截了当地；正直地

straightforwardness 坦率

straightforward英英释义

adjective

honest, frank, and trustworthy.The interviewer was surprised at the politician's straightforward answers to her questions.The teacher was straightforward with the parents concerning their child's problem.Known as a fair and straightforward individual, he became a trusted leader in the community.

free from ambiguity; clear; direct.We had no trouble following her straightforward directions.

moving, going, or directed in a straight course.She went on a straightforward path toward her objective.

adverb

in a straightforward manner or course; straight ahead.The receiver caught the ball in the clear and ran straightforward toward the goal.

straightforward区别

open, frank, sincere, blunt, honest, plain, straightforward

这组词都有“坦率，诚实”的意思，其区别是：

open指不隐瞒自己的秘密，愿意向他人表露自己或公开暴露自己的缺点。

frank强调毫无保留地畅所欲言，不受任何约束。

sincere侧重指一个人出自内心地对某人某事表示一种诚意。

blunt指讲话坦白直率、不客气，但隐含不得体、不顾及他人感情等意味。

honest指遵守正直等道德准则。

plain指直言不讳，毫不做作或故弄玄虚。

straightforward多用于答复、叙述等场合。指直截了当，不回避，或故弄玄虚。

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straightforward词源中文解释

1550年代，“直接向前，正好在前面”，来自 straight（adj.1）+ forward（adv.）。关于语言的引用，始于1806年。相关词汇： Straightforwardly； straightforwardness。

straightforward_计算机行业词汇

【修】直接

顺向

简单

简明

straightforward词源英文解释

The first known use of straightforward was in 1790

straightforward儿童词典英英释义

straitjacketnoun

a cover or outer garment of strong material (as canvas) used to restrict the movement of the arms as a means of controlling a violent prisoner or patient

straightforward1 of 2adjective

outspoken, candid

a straightforward reply

proceeding in a straight course or manner : direct

straightforward2 of 2adverb

in a straightforward manner

straightforward 例句

1 Accurately measuring parallax was far from easy, particularly as it required a more exact measure of time than any sixteenth-century clock could provide, but showing that there was no measurable parallax was much more straightforward.

2 It seemed straightforward enough, but Marvin Edwards apparently forgot one thing: he wasn’t in Kansas anymore.

3 So when you deal with an infinite number of terms in a series, even the + sign doesn’t seem so straightforward.

4 His account is simple and straightforward; Ovid’s extremely verbose—for instance, he takes a hundred lines to kill the sea serpent.

5 The question of what makes someone — or something — persuasive is a lot less straightforward than it seems.

6 Academics have developed complicated theories and obscure jargon in an effort to describe what is now referred to as structural racism, yet the concept is fairly straightforward.

7 At its simplest, leitmotif is a straightforward association of a nugget of tune with a character.

8 It also shows that Mr. Jeavons was wrong and numbers are sometimes very complicated and not very straightforward at all.

9 A straightforward talk is better than a flowery speech.

巧言不如直说.

10 The mythology within the family is that Tommy is most like his mother in personality—straightforward, rarely diplomatic, occasionally quick to anger—but I found him a mix of both his parents.

11 There would appear to be a straightforward solution to this puzzle.

12 I follow this with Aibileen’s own stories, just as she wrote them, simple, straightforward.

13 The first question he asked me was quite straightforward.

他向我提出的第一个问题相当简捷.

14 “I’m going to ask you a simple, straightforward question,” he said, “and I’d like a simple, straightforward answer. Where were you last night?”

15 That didn’t sound like John, and she knew he was looking up at her with the straightforward look that she had always been ready to meet and answer with one as frank till now.

16 “I thought the whole point was to get rid of the boxes. That seems fairly straightforward. No?”

17 The teacher had the students complete some Punnett squares and then began lecturing again in a straightforward, no-nonsense style.

18 The principle at issue was straightforward: natural facts must be replicable and reproducible if they are to count as facts at all.

19 The story of Galileo’s discoveries is, it seems, straightforward.

20 The steps to prevent drowning, meanwhile, are pretty straightforward: a watchful adult, a fence around the pool, a locked back door so a toddler doesn’t slip outside unnoticed.