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Meanings of aboveboard in English
Portuguese
honestamente Synonyms
Examples for "straightforward"
Examples for "straightforward"
1
As information goes, such terms are specific and straightforward-andtherefore pretty useful.
2
However, the Russian operation wasn't as straightforward as simply supporting Mr Trump.
3
Accounting students sat a straightforward and uncomplicated higher level paper, teachers said.
4
He said with a smile: It is very, very straightforward, no problem.
5
It's a fundamental question and the straightforward answer is I don't know.
Usage of aboveboard in English
1
You see, I play aboveboard; I am strong enough to speak frankly.
2
Google hasn't been entirely aboveboard about how it tweaks its search algorithms.
3
Manager says VanHorn is in Room 203, but insists it's all aboveboard.
4
The friendly host kept his jokes aboveboard and non-offensive during the monologue.
5
It's more open and aboveboard here; more up to the individual.
6
Mr. B. has a fairly good business here; his transactions open and aboveboard.
7
Ninety-nine per cent of the young men are earnest, honest and wholly aboveboard.
8
He would even be grateful to us for having been strong-minded and aboveboard.
9
Rufus Venner was attending to his business as usual, and appeared all aboveboard.
10
I have never known him to do anything that wasn't straight and aboveboard.
11
Did they really have a golden business, upright and aboveboard?
12
Elsewhere, the meaning is shifting to describe aboveboard financial consultants.
13
Tribute was the name the Moors gave their robbery, which was open and aboveboard.
14
I want to play aboveboard, after all that's gone down.
15
She docks alongside the sailboat just as MARK comes aboveboard.
16
You are making something very mysterious out of what should be open and aboveboard.
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Aboveboard across language varieties
United Kingdom
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