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/fræŋk/
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frank
noun
franks
pl
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/fræŋk/
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/fræŋk/
Translations
франк
The Swiss franc is a strong currency.
Швейцарский франк - это сильная валюта.
Additional translations
штамп
откровенность
Definitions
A frankfurter or hot dog.
I grabbed a frank from the food stand at the baseball game.
A mark or signature placed on a letter or parcel to indicate that postage has been paid or does not need to be paid.
The letter bore a frank from the senator, allowing it to be sent without postage.
Synonyms
franking
postage exemption
frank mark
free franking
franking privilege
postage privilege
free postage
frank
adjective
franker
Comp.
frankest
Super.
UK
/fræŋk/
US
/fræŋk/
Translations
откровенный
She was very frank about her feelings.
Она была очень откровенной о своих чувствах.
искренний
He gave a frank and sincere apology.
Он принес откровенные и искренние извинения.
Additional translations
прямой
открытый
честный
Definitions
Open, honest, and direct in speech or writing, especially when dealing with unpalatable matters.
She was frank about her feelings towards the new policy, expressing her concerns openly.
Free of charge or exempt from payment, especially in reference to mail carried without postage.
Members of parliament could send frank mail anywhere in the country.
Synonyms
straightforward
sincere
forthright
direct
candid
open
honest
Antonyms
deceitful
insincere
dishonest
frank
verb
franked
Past Simple
franked
Past Participle
franking
Gerund
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/fræŋk/
US
/fræŋk/
Translations
откровенничать
He decided to frank about his feelings.
Он решил откровенничать о своих чувствах.
Definitions
To mark a letter or package with an official mark or signature to indicate that postage has been paid or does not need to be paid.
The senator was able to frank his correspondence, allowing him to send mail without postage.
Synonyms
authorize
stamp
mark
postmark
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