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terus terang* * *terang-terangan* * *terus terang* * *blak-blakan -
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a.bey jhijhak / bey lagaam / dabañg / niDar -
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díreach neamhbhalbh -
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I aщирий, прямий ( про людину); відвертий, щирий ( про висловлення)II p. p. -
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adj.franc; carré; qui a son franc-parler; qui ne mâche pas ses mots; fam. qui ne pratique pas la langue de boisEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > outspoken
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გულწრფელი, გულღია -
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adj (# ly [adv]) otvoren, prostodušan, iskren* * *
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• čestit; iskazan; izgovoren; otvoren; otvoren-o; otvoreno rečen; pošten-o; prostodušan
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outspoken — [out΄spō′kən, out′spō΄kən] adj. 1. unrestrained in speech; frank 2. spoken boldly or candidly SYN. FRANK1 outspokenly adv. outspokenness n … English World dictionary
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