candor

英

美

n.  坦率，正直，公正；白色；光明

GRE

COCA.13158

英英释义

noun

• the quality of being honest and straightforward in attitude and speech
  Synonym:candourcandidnessfranknessdirectnessforthrightness
• ability to make judgments free from discrimination or dishonesty
  Synonym:fairnessfair-mindednesscandour

双语例句

• Sometimes his candor made the people from State squirm a little.
  他的坦率态度有时颇使国务院的人有些局促不安。
• Madison Avenue man might call this persuasion; I prefer the greater candor of the word coercion.
  广告人可能称之为「说服」，我喜用直率的「强制」。
• But maintaining any relationship requires commitment and candor.
  但是，维持任何关系都需要承诺和坦诚。
• He wondered whether these remarks came from naive candor or from what her cousin had called her social experience.
  鸿渐不知道这些话是出于她的天真直率，还是她表姐所谓手段老辣。
• Now here shall we find greater candor, consideration, indulgence: he throws himself into the minds of his opponents, he accounts for their mistakes.
  在这里我们找到了更强大的直率性、考虑性、放纵性：他站在对手的立场上考虑问题，他为他的错误去解释。
• The style is marked by simplicity, clarity, and candor.
  这种风格的特点是简洁、清楚、直截了当。
• First of all, where does this candor and transparency end?
  首先，坦率与透明的底线在哪里？
• The plain and unvarnished truth; the unvarnished candor of old people and children.
  朴素坦率的真理；老年人和孩子的直率、坦白。
• People saw the harm that excessive candor can do.
  过分的坦白会给别人造成伤害。
• They say pursuing such prosecutions would have serious negative effects on the candor with which officials in any administration provide their best advice.
  他们说，这样的起诉将会对政府官员的坦率直言造成负面影响，而他们正是凭借这样的坦率才能提供最好的建议。