n.真诚，诚恳，坦率

I really appreciate your candour in this meeting," said the manager to his team.
“我真的很感激你们在这次会议中的坦诚。”经理对他的团队说。
The politician's candour about his past mistakes won him many supporters.
这位政治家对自己过去错误的坦诚赢得了众多支持者。
She was known for her candour and honesty, which made her a respected leader.
她以坦诚和诚实著称，这使她成为一位受人尊敬的领导者。
His candour about his struggles with addiction helped others feel less alone.
他坦诚地谈论自己与毒瘾的斗争，帮助其他人感到不那么孤独。
The company's CEO was praised for his candour in admitting their mistakes.
该公司的CEO因为坦承自己的错误而受到赞誉。
She appreciated his candour in telling her the truth, even if it was hard to hear.
她欣赏他告诉她真相的坦诚，即使这很难听。
His candour about his personal life surprised many of his fans.
他对个人生活的坦诚让许多粉丝感到惊讶。
The author's candour about her own experiences added depth to her writing.
作者对自己经历的坦诚为她的写作增添了深度。
The teacher's candour about the difficulties of the subject helped students feel more confident.
老师对这个学科困难的坦诚帮助学生感到更自信。
He regretted his lack of candour when he realized how much it had hurt his friend.
当他意识到自己的不坦诚给朋友带来了多大的伤害时，他感到后悔。