speak frankly

基本解釋

You can know this simple truth without speaking frankly.
道理，不用明言你也應(yīng)該知道的。
Speaking frankly at a news conference last week, he said the release of Mr. Khodorkovsky “would constitute no danger whatsoever.
在一次新聞發(fā)布會上，他曾公開表示，霍多爾科夫斯基的釋放“無論如何不會造成任何危險”。
Some of the methods the Obamas devised for keeping their relationship strong — speaking frankly in public, maintaining separate careers, even date nights — are no longer as easily available to them.
奧巴馬夫婦用以維持關(guān)系的一些方法，例如在公眾面前開誠布公、各有職業(yè)、定期約會，也不再那么有用了。

While Mr.Cameron said he was only speaking frankly, Pakistanis were outraged, and President Asif Ali Zardari let it be known he was coming here to speak frankly in return.

But, frankly speaking, because we suffered from the blockade and the military interventions, we do not encourage a blockade because it exhausts the people and the government.
WHITEHOUSE: President Obama’s Press Conference with Prime Minister Maliki The White House
But anybody who tries to convince you -- in this government or any other government, frankly -- that specific decisions have been made or actions have been proposed is not speaking accurately.
WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing by Deputy Press Secretary Josh Earnest