plainly如何读

英:[ˈpleɪnli]

美:[ˈpleɪnli]

plainly是什么意思

adv.

明显地,清楚地

简单地

朴素地

平坦地

plainly词根

词根:plain

adj.

plain 平的;简单的;朴素的;清晰的

adv.

plain 清楚地;平易地

n.

plain 平原;无格式;朴实无华的东西

plainness 明白;平坦;正直;平坦度

plainly英英释义

adjective

lacking ornament : undecorated

free of extraneous matter : pure

free of impediments to view : unobstructed

evident to the mind or senses : obvious

it's perfectly plain that they will resist

marked by outspoken candor : free from duplicity or subtlety : blunt

plain talk

belonging to the masses : common

lacking special distinction or affectation : ordinary

characterized by simplicity : not complicated

plain home-cooked meals

lacking beauty or ugliness

archaic even, level

noun

an extensive area of level or rolling treeless country

a broad unbroken expanse

something free from artifice, ornament, or extraneous matter

adverb (1)

in a plain manner : without obscurity or ambiguity

saw them clearly and told you plain—Amer. Documentation

adverb (2)

absolutely sense 1a

plain wrong

verb

intransitive verb

complain

plainly词源中文解释

14世纪晚期,“坦率地,坦白地; 毫无疑问,真正地; 以清晰明确的方式; 简单地,直截了当地”,源自 plain(形容词)+ -ly(2)。意思是“简单,节俭”的含义来自于1560年代。

plainly词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin planum, from neuter of planus flat, plain — more at floor Adverb (2) partly from Middle English plein entire, complete, from Anglo-French, full, from Latin plenus; partly from plain >entry 3 — more at full Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French pleindre, plaindre, from Latin plangere to lament — more at plaint

The first known use of plain was in the 14th century

plainly儿童词典英英释义

plaintiveadjective

showing or expressing sorrow : mournful, sad

a plaintive sigh

plaintiveadjective

showing or expressing sorrow : mournful, sad

a plaintive sigh

plaintiffnoun

the complaining party in a lawsuit

plaintnoun

a crying out : wail

protest entry 1, complaint

plainspokenadjective

speaking or spoken frankly

plainsongnoun

a chant of worship sung in various Christian ceremonies

plainsmannoun

a person who lives on the plains

Plainsadjective

of or relating to Indigenous people of the Great Plains or to their culture

plain1 of 4noun

a broad area of level or rolling treeless country

plain2 of 4adjective

having no pattern or decoration

her dress was plain

free of added or extra matter : pure

a glass of plain water

open and clear to the sight

in plain view

clear to the mind

your meaning was plain

frank, blunt

plain speaking

of common or average accomplishments or position : ordinary

plain people

not complicated or hard to do

plain sewing

neither ugly nor beautiful

plain3 of 4adverb

in a plain or simple manner

plain4 of 4adverb

to a complete degree : totally

were plain overcome by all the problems

plain1 of 4noun

a broad area of level or rolling treeless country

plain2 of 4adjective

having no pattern or decoration

her dress was plain

free of added or extra matter : pure

a glass of plain water

open and clear to the sight

in plain view

clear to the mind

your meaning was plain

frank, blunt

plain speaking

of common or average accomplishments or position : ordinary

plain people

not complicated or hard to do

plain sewing

neither ugly nor beautiful

plain3 of 4adverb

in a plain or simple manner

plain4 of 4adverb

to a complete degree : totally

were plain overcome by all the problems

plainly 例句

1 The mountain tops are plainly visible from the village.

自该村望去,群山之巅清晰可见。

2 "My men will sleep in your stable, and as for myself, well, I do not require a large room, as you can plainly see."

3 Don't mince matters , but speak plainly.

不要含糊其词, 有话就直说吧.

4 She was plainly dressed and wore no make-up.

她衣着朴素,粉黛不施。

5 However, while every one of Dobby’s strange collection of garments was so clean and well cared for that it looked brand- new, Winky was plainly not taking care of her clothes at all.

6 It was on the third or fourth occasion of my going out walking in the Temple Gardens leaning on Joe’s arm, that I saw this change in him very plainly.

7 I see that plainly when I look at my parents.

8 Few of our political leaders are willing to talk plainly and honestly about the emergency facing the country.

我们的政治领导人没有几个愿意开诚布公地谈论国家所面对的紧急情况。

9 ‘What am I to do then?’ he cried again, and now he seemed plainly to know the hard answer: see it through.

10 In high school, she struggled in the adolescent competition for boyfriends in a world of football games and proms, a world where her looks were plainly uncommon.

11 One close friend, the young lawyer Clifford R. Hope, Jr., had spoken plainly: “Do you know what’s happening to you, Al? Do you realize you never talk about anything else?”

12 Existing options—finicky KVM switches, den-devouring desks with enough space for two computers, and just plain emailing stuff to yourself—leave a lot to be desired.

13 Plainly here were two souls with but a single thought.

显然,这里的两个人都只有一个想法。

14 Although there was no moon that night, it was clear, the sky was bright and I could see the road plainly.

15 “Your father was a god,” she said plainly.

16 Yet some of his examples plainly arose from his own misconceptions.

17 It was clear weather and we could see the hills plainly enough.

18 She dressed plainly and modestly, spurned every extravagance, and never turned down the chance to put money in the bank.

19 Then Wang Lung said to her plainly, “Will you sell the land for gold or for silver or for jewels?”

20 “The point I wish plainly to bring before you on this occasion, is the individuality of each human soul,” Stanton said.

plainly 同义词

1 毫不隐瞒

unsparing

4 明摆着

plain

13 不含糊地

plain

14 简单明了

plain straight

plainly 短语相关

(as) plain as the nose on your face plain chocolate plain weave plain flour in plain sight plain Jane plain sailing plain clothes plain-vanilla plain-laid

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