sự thẳng thắn
/ˈstreɪtnəs//ˈstreɪtnəs/The word "straightness" has its roots in Old English. The adjective "straht" or "stræht" meant "unbroken, unwarped, straight" and was derived from the Proto-Germanic word "*strakto-", which was also the source of Modern German "Steht" meaning "length" or "straight". This Proto-Germanic word is thought to have been derived from the Proto-Indo-European root "*streg-", which carried a sense of "stretching" or "extending". In Old English, "straht" was used to describe something that was free from curvature or bending, such as a straight line or a straight path. Over time, the word evolved into Middle English as "straught" or "strait", and eventually into the Modern English word "straightness", which refers to the quality of being straight or having a straight direction.
the fact of being without bends or curves; the fact of going in one direction only
sự thật là không có khúc cua hay đường cong; sự thật là chỉ đi theo một hướng
độ thẳng của mái tóc cô ấy
the quality of being honest and direct
chất lượng của sự trung thực và thẳng thắn
Ông nổi tiếng là người thẳng thắn trong các mối quan hệ cá nhân và kinh doanh.
the fact of being heterosexual
sự thật là người dị tính