blunter

英音[ ˈblʌntə(r) ] 美音[ ˈblʌntər ]
迟钝的
常用释义
率直的
钝的
迟钝的
生硬的（blunt 的比较级）

扩展信息

迟钝的
1998.P2考研阅读真题词汇_自由行走_新浪博客 ... long-term a. 长期的 blunter a. 迟钝的；直率的 dismiss v. 驳回 ...
直率的
1998.P2考研阅读真题词汇_自由行走_新浪博客 ... long-term a. 长期的 blunter a. 迟钝的；直率的 dismiss v. 驳回 ...
布朗特
...是莫登在香杉别墅与瓦瓦韶（Vavasour）女士及布朗特（Blunter）上校在一起的生活；第二条是半个世纪前莫登在这个海滨 …

例句

"We've got to be much blunter about out plans for public spending, " Byrne said in an interview with the Times newspaper.

It might also cut down on flexibility by forcing companies that have used tailor-made products to use blunter instruments.

Raising interest rates would have been another, much blunter solution to the problem of an overheating housing market.

Opposition leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski is blunter: He says adopting the euro now would be 'economic suicide. '

Henry Kissinger, as America's secretary of state, was even blunter two years later.

Manmohan Singh, India's prime minister, could hardly have been blunter.

In private, Mr Lee was blunter: "You guys are giving China a free run in Asia, " the Financial Times reports him saying.

Mr. Buffett's long-time partner, Berkshire vice chairman Charlie Munger, was blunter in his criticisms of Wall Street.

In an interview with CNN this month, Mr Wen's comments were even blunter.

常用短语

v.+n.
blunt edge
adj.+n.
blunt answer, blunt warning
v.
heighten
adj.
sharp, indirect

更新时间：2025-07-08 14:34