adj.迟钝的，钝的，不锋利的，嘴直的，直言的
vt.使减弱，使降低效应，使(尖端、刃)变钝
n.钝器，短粗的针[雪茄烟等]，现钞

原形：blunt第三人称单数：blunts比较级：blunter最高级：bluntest过去式：blunted过去分词：blunted现在分词：blunting

The knife is blunt.
这是一把钝刀。
She's a bit blunt.
她有点迟钝。
Time blunts the edge of sorrow.
时间会缓解悲痛。
He delivered his criticism in a blunt manner, not mincing his words.
他直截了当地提出了批评，毫不回避。
The knife was so blunt that it couldn't cut through the paper.
这把刀太钝了，连纸都切不开。
She gave him a blunt answer to his question, refusing to sugarcoat it.
她对他的问题给出了直率的回答，没有做任何修饰。
His comment was a blunt reminder of the harsh realities they were facing.
他的评论直截了当地提醒他们正面临的严峻事实。
She's known for her blunt honesty, which can sometimes hurt but is always refreshing.
她以坦率直言著称，尽管有时会令人不悦，但总是让人耳目一新。
The teacher's blunt feedback helped the student improve their work significantly.
老师的直接反馈帮助学生显著提高了他们的作品。
Don't be so blunt with your opinions; people might get offended.
别这么直接表达你的观点，别人可能会感到冒犯。
The politician's blunt speech resonated with many voters who were tired of empty promises.
这位政治家的坦率言论引起了众多厌倦空头承诺的选民共鸣。
Her blunt response showed that she had no intention of compromising on the issue.
她直率的回应表明她在这个问题上绝无妥协的打算。
The doctor's blunt diagnosis made the patient realize the severity of their condition.
医生直截了当的诊断让病人意识到病情的严重性。