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To speak in a straightforward and unrestrained manner, often with a sense of relief or satisfaction.
别拐弯抹角了，你就直说得爽快点儿！
Stop beating around the bush—just speak frankly!
她把真相说得爽快，一点也不遮遮掩掩。
She stated the truth frankly without any hesitation.
Often implies a sense of emotional release or satisfaction in speaking openly.
Use this phrase when someone speaks openly and without hesitation, often with a sense of relief. It can be used to describe your own speech or to compliment someone else's directness.
The phrase does not mean 'to speak refreshingly' in the literal sense of 'refreshing.' Focus on the emotional release or directness implied.
The phrase combines '说得' (to speak in a way that) and '爽快' (frank, straightforward, or satisfying). '爽快' originally meant 'refreshing' or 'comfortable' but evolved to describe speech that is direct and emotionally liberating.
Common in casual conversation to describe someone speaking without hesitation. Often used to encourage someone to be direct or to praise someone for their straightforwardness.