straightforwardly
straightforwardly — adverb
1. in a clear and uncomplicated manner, so that something can be understood or done
in a clear and uncomplicated manner, so that something can be understood or done without difficulty
The teacher explained the maths problem straightforwardly, using small numbers and simple steps.
explained ... straightforwardly
The instructions on the bottle were written straightforwardly, so anyone could follow them.
written straightforwardly
Kofi described his travel route straightforwardly, listing each country and the dates he would visit.
The recipe was presented straightforwardly, with common ingredients and only basic cooking steps.
- confusingly
in a way that causes misunderstanding
- vaguely
without enough detail to be fully understood
文法句型
straightforwardly + verb (explain, describe, write)
用法筆記
Common with verbs of communication and explanation: explain, describe, present, write, state. Frequently occurs in instructional or procedural contexts.
常見錯誤
2. by speaking or acting in an honest and direct way, without hiding what you truly
by speaking or acting in an honest and direct way, without hiding what you truly think or feel
Hana told her manager straightforwardly that the three-week deadline was impossible to meet.
told ... straightforwardly
The doctor spoke straightforwardly about the risks of surgery, hiding nothing from the patient.
spoke straightforwardly
When asked about his mistake, Ilan admitted it straightforwardly instead of making up an excuse.
Renata expressed her opinion straightforwardly, saying the new company logo needed more work.
- evasively
avoiding a direct answer or hiding the truth
- dishonestly
intentionally misleading or lying
文法句型
straightforwardly + verb (speak, tell, admit, answer)
用法筆記
Frequently used with verbs of personal expression: tell, speak, admit, answer, express, state. Implies a degree of courage — the speaker is being honest even when it might be uncomfortable for the listener.