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一针见血yī zhēn jiàn xiěgo straight to the heart of the matter; hit the nail on the head; pierce to the truth with a single pertinent remark; reveal the heart of the matter in a few words; to the point; pen etratingly; pointedly
❍ 柳惠光听到这儿，觉得严律师真不愧是个刀笔吏，说话～。(周而复《上海的早晨》Ⅰ—162)Liu Huiguang could not help feeling that Mr Yan was a credit to the legal profession when he heard him say this: he knew how to go straight to the heart of the matter.
❍ 他想起欧阳海曾经～地指出过： …… (金敬迈《欧阳海之歌》436) He remembered a pointed comment Hai had made: …/怎么样？这不是把我们的毛病讲得～么？ (《毛泽东选集》800) Well? Does not Dimitrov put his finger on our weak spot?/这个材料，好深刻呀！～，我们的死对头！(梁斌《红旗谱》210)That’s significant material! Short and to the point. Our mortal enemy!/我们两个很少作过长谈，也不曾说过一句象“天气好”这一类的客套话，我们说的都是些～的话。(《巴金选集·奴隶的心》) Very rarely did we converse at any length,and we never made small talk about the weather. When we did talk it was always to the point.
❍ 二太太觉得丈夫这句话说的对，真是～，点头附和道……(周而复《上海的早晨》 Ⅰ—118) Feeling that her husband had been right to say this and had touched him on the raw,Zhu Ruifang nodded and backed himup… 一针见血❶get to the truth with a single pertinent remark;hit the nail on the head
❷to the point;pointedly;pertinent
～地指出point out sharply 一针见血yī zhēn jiàn xiě比喻文章简明扼要并且切中要害。hit the nail on the head, strike home, straight from the shoulder, touch sb. on the raw, go straight to the point |