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frank英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 坦白的,直率的 open and direct in speech or manner; plain and honest and not trying to hide the truth

frank是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 坦白的,直率的,率直的,直言不讳的,坦率的,毫不掩饰的
  2. 【医】症状明显的
  3. 一望而知的
  4. 老实的,真诚的,正直的
  5. <旧>大方的,慷慨的,宽宏大量的
  6. 公开的
  7. 非常明显的,明白的
n. (名词)
  1. 法兰克人
  2. 弗兰克(音译名)
  3. 免费邮寄特权,免费递寄的权利
  4. 西欧人,欧洲人
  5. 免费寄发签字
  6. 佛兰克(Ilya Mikhailovich,1908-,俄国物理学家,与Pavel A. Cerenkov及Igor E.Tamm合得1958年诺贝尔物理奖)
  7. 免费递送的章
  8. 免费递送的邮件
  9. 免费邮寄
v. (动词)
  1. 在(信件)上盖免费递送或邮资已付印戳
  2. 许...免费通行
  3. 特许自由出入,使(人)来去自如,使(人)便于通行
  4. 释放
  5. 豁免,使免除
  6. 免费邮寄

frank变形

复数:franks

第三人称单数:franks

现在分词:franking

过去式:franked

过去分词:franked

比较级:franker或more frank

最高级:frankest或most frank

frank词根

词根:frank

adv.

frankly 真诚地,坦白地

n.

frankness 率直;坦白

frank英英释义

adjective

marked by free, forthright, and sincere expression

a frank reply

unmistakably evident

frank materialism

clinically evident and unmistakable

frank pus

biographical name (1)

Anne 1929–1945 German-born diarist during the Holocaust

verb

transitive verb

to mark (a piece of mail) with an official signature or sign indicating the right of the sender to free mailing

to mail free

to affix to (mail) a stamp or a marking indicating the payment of postage

to enable to pass or go freely or easily

noun (1)

the signature of the sender on a piece of franked mail serving in place of a postage stamp

a mark or stamp on a piece of mail indicating postage paid

a franked envelope

the privilege of sending mail free of charge

noun (2)

frankfurter

noun (3)

a member of a West Germanic tribal confederacy that entered the Roman provinces in a.d. 253, occupied the Netherlands and most of Gaul, and established themselves along the Rhine

biographical name (2)

Joachim 1940–     American (German-born) biochemist and biophysicist

biographical name (2)

Joachim 1940–     American (German-born) biochemist and biophysicist

frank词组

frank lampard弗兰克·兰帕德(英国足球明星)

to be frank说实话;老实说;坦率地说

be frank with you跟你老实说;坦白跟你讲

frank sinatra法兰克辛纳屈(美国歌手及演员)

frank区别

 frank, sincere, honest

这些词都与坦率有关。

frank直率的,坦白的,着重表达自己的情感和想法时没有保留。如:To be frank with you, I do not know the answer myself.(老实说,我自己也不知道答案。)

sincere诚挚的,诚恳的,强调出自内心的真心实意。如:Please accept this as a token of my sincere gratitude.(请接受这份表示我真诚感谢的礼物。)

honest诚实的,正直的,指遵守正直等道德准则。如:We want your honest opinion, not empty compliments.(我们需要你的诚心恳的意见,而不是空洞的恭维。)

以上来源于网络

 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。

以上来源于网络

frank词源中文解释

公元1300年左右,“自由的,慷慨的”; 公元1540年代,“直言不讳的”,源自古法语 franc “自由的(不受奴役); 无阻碍的,免除的; 真诚的,真实的,开放的,亲切的,慷慨的; 值得的,高贵的,杰出的”(12世纪),源自中世纪拉丁语 francus “自由的,自由的,免除服务的”,作为名词,“自由人,法兰克人”(参见 Frank)。

Frank, literally, free; the freedom may be in regard to one's own opinions, which is the same as openness, or in regard to things belonging to others, where the freedom may go so far as to be unpleasant, or it may disregard conventional ideas as to reticence. Hence, while openness is consistent with timidity, frankness implies some degree of boldness. [Century Dictionary]
Frank,字面上是 free; 自由可能是指一个人对自己的观点的自由,这与 openness 相同,或者是指对他人的事物的自由,这种自由可能会变得令人不愉快,或者会无视有关保留的传统观念。因此,虽然 openness 与胆怯一致,但 frankness 则意味着一定程度的大胆。[世纪词典]

这是对部落名称的概括; 其联系在于,作为征服阶级的法兰克人是唯一在一个只认识自由、俘虏或奴隶的世界中享有自由人地位的人。关于“成为一个民族的一员”和“自由”的意义联系,可以比较拉丁语 liber “自由”,与德语 Leute “民族,人民”(参见 liberal(形容词))和斯拉夫语中的“自由”词(古教会斯拉夫语 svobodi,波兰语 swobodny,塞尔维亚-克罗地亚语 slobodan),它们与英语 sibling “兄弟,姐妹”的第一个成分是同源的(在古英语中更常用于一般意义上的“亲戚,亲属”)。关于后来的意义发展,可以参考 ingenuity。

frank词源英文解释

Adjective, Verb, and Noun (1) Middle English, free, from Anglo-French franc, from Medieval Latin francus, from Late Latin Francus Frank Noun (3) Middle English, partly from Old English Franca; partly from Anglo-French Franc, from Late Latin Francus, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German Franko Frank, Old English Franca

The first known use of frank was before the 12th century

frank儿童词典英英释义

fret1 of 4verb

to make or become worried

fret over a problem

to eat into or wear away

adobe fretted clean by wind and sand

fret2 of 4noun

an irritated or worried state

in a fret

fret3 of 4noun

an ornamental design of short lines or bars

fret4 of 4noun

one of a series of ridges fixed across the fingerboard of a stringed musical instrument

fret1 of 4verb

to make or become worried

fret over a problem

to eat into or wear away

adobe fretted clean by wind and sand

fret2 of 4noun

an irritated or worried state

in a fret

fret3 of 4noun

an ornamental design of short lines or bars

fret4 of 4noun

one of a series of ridges fixed across the fingerboard of a stringed musical instrument

freeze1 of 2verb

to harden into or be hardened into a solid (as ice) by loss of heat freeze the stew for dinner next week

the river froze over

to be or become uncomfortably cold

turn up the heat—I'm freezing

to damage or kill by frost

froze the tomato plants

to anesthetize by cold

to stick by or as if by freezing fear froze the driver's hands to the wheel

the clothes froze to the line

to clog or become clogged with ice

the water pipes froze

to make or become fixed or motionless froze in their tracks

the engine froze

to fix at a certain stage or level

freeze prices

freeze2 of 2noun

a state of weather marked by low temperature

an act or instance of freezing

a wage freeze

the state of being frozen

freeze1 of 2verb

to harden into or be hardened into a solid (as ice) by loss of heat freeze the stew for dinner next week

the river froze over

to be or become uncomfortably cold

turn up the heat—I'm freezing

to damage or kill by frost

froze the tomato plants

to anesthetize by cold

to stick by or as if by freezing fear froze the driver's hands to the wheel

the clothes froze to the line

to clog or become clogged with ice

the water pipes froze

to make or become fixed or motionless froze in their tracks

the engine froze

to fix at a certain stage or level

freeze prices

freeze2 of 2noun

a state of weather marked by low temperature

an act or instance of freezing

a wage freeze

the state of being frozen

free1 of 3adjective

having liberty : not being enslaved

free citizens

not controlled by others : independent a free press

a free country

released or not suffering from something unpleasant or painful free from disease

free from worry

not bound or contained by or as if by force

you are free to leave

having nothing that must be done instead

I'm free tomorrow night

not blocked : clear

free space

not being used or occupied

free time

not fastened

the free end of the rope

not cheap : generous

a free spender

not costing or charging anything

free tickets

not held back by fear or distrust

free expression of opinion

not combined with something else

free oxygen

able to be used alone as a meaningful unit of language

the word "hats" is a free form

not restricted by or limited to the usual forms

free skating

free2 of 3verb

to make or set free

free3 of 3adverb

in a free manner

without charge

free1 of 3adjective

having liberty : not being enslaved

free citizens

not controlled by others : independent a free press

a free country

released or not suffering from something unpleasant or painful free from disease

free from worry

not bound or contained by or as if by force

you are free to leave

having nothing that must be done instead

I'm free tomorrow night

not blocked : clear

free space

not being used or occupied

free time

not fastened

the free end of the rope

not cheap : generous

a free spender

not costing or charging anything

free tickets

not held back by fear or distrust

free expression of opinion

not combined with something else

free oxygen

able to be used alone as a meaningful unit of language

the word "hats" is a free form

not restricted by or limited to the usual forms

free skating

free2 of 3verb

to make or set free

free3 of 3adverb

in a free manner

without charge

frank1 of 2adjective

free in speaking one's feelings and opinions

Frank2 of 2noun

a member of a Germanic people living in ancient Gaul

frank医学词典英英释义

frankadjective

clinically evident frank gout

frank pus

frank 例句

1 Then he started impersonating Frank Sinatra, singing “New York, New York” off- key and doing his lounge-lizard dance.

2 Frank was struggling, making whimpering noises as the other guy tried to pin him to the back of the booth.

3 Percy glanced toward the stern and spotted Frank, in human form, peeking out from behind a ballista, waiting.

4 It might have been the day she was holding cousin Totchy and baby Frank.

5 Frank is watching one of his news programs and flossing his teeth.

6 Frank shoved my change at me then leaned over the counter, engulfing the lower deck with his rolls.

7 Now that I had broken down my reluctance at saying Rebecca’s name, first with the bishop’s wife and now with Frank Crawley, the urge to continue was strong within me.

8 Frank didn’t want to assume that Conor had taken Jason’s mitt.

9 He offered a frank apology to her for hurting her feelings.

他因伤害了她的感情而真诚地向她道歉。

10 Hazel and Frank glanced at each other skeptically.

11 Think of the scramble for schools, Mr Frank says.

弗兰克先生说:想想对学校的争夺.

12 In any case, I was happy with the skills Frank had taught me.

13 All I want to do is curl up on the couch and watch that angry guy news program with Frank.

14 “No,” said Frank, swiping his dark hair away from his face.

15 Kinzie snorted with disgust, then she and her guards hauled Percy and Frank away.

16 When the temperature dropped below freezing near Mount Hood, Frank had brought out the piece of tinder and held it in his hands, imagining how nice it would be to have some fire.

17 The older man pressed a small shiny object - like a stone or a piece of glass - into Frank’s hands.

18 Then it was gone, leaving Frank alone with his pointless spear.

19 I don’t think Frank Socrates would approve of all this lying.

20 Frank could tell that Joe was sure he was going to win.

frank 同义词

4 盖有邮资已付戳记的信封

meter

5 无掩饰的

naked barefaced baldish baldfaced

6 公然的

rank visible undisguised

8 免费投递戳

franking

9 明白无误的

resounding

10 坦诚的

open straight legit

22 邮资已付戳

franking

29 诚挚的

sincere earnest heartfelt

39 欧洲人

European Euro

40 西方人

westerner occidental

42 男子名

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46 法兰克人

Frankish frankish

frank 短语相关

be honest/frank

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