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This is from the term, "frankly Speaking, I...." a directive that you are going to speak from the heart and not mince any words. No matter how you may feel after I say it, I will say it in a plain language (layman's terms) that you can understand it.
To be "frank" just means to speak frankly, nothing more. There is no "frank", because all proper nouns are capitalized, and the question here is "...,who is frank?". Since the who is a reference to person (who), and the subject is frank (as in frankly speaking).
So, in the question of "...To be frank, who is frank?, the answer is, "the one, who is, speaking frankly."
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What is the catch phase for francium?
the catch phrase is frank
Which phrase best describes Frank Stella's style of painting?
. how are Conceptualism and Minimalism related
What does mazel tov mean in the diary of anne frank?
In the context of "The Diary of Anne Frank," "mazel tov" is a phrase used to express congratulations or good wishes. It is a Yiddish phrase commonly used in Jewish culture, especially during celebratory occasions.
Who was the character on the Jack Benny show whose trademark phrase was a drawn-out Yesssssss?
Frank Nelson
What has the author Frank Martin written?
Frank Martin has written: 'How to you say it?' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Polyglot Picture dictionaries, Polyglot glossaries, phrase books
Is 'Driver and muscle for hire Frank Martin' a noun phrase?
Yes, that is a noun phrase, any word or group of words based on a noun or pronoun that can function in a sentence as a subject, object or prepositional object; it can be one word or many words. Your noun phrase is based on the proper noun 'Frank Martin' and can serve as the subject or the object of a sentence.
Who invented the phrase death tax?
I believe it is Frank Luntz whom I would consider a "master word-bender."
What may you work with mental ill?
What may you work with mental ill? I do not understand the question. Could you please re-phrase it. Thanks, frank.
What does but to be frank and give it to thee again mean?
This phrase is old-fashioned and formal, and it means "to be honest and tell you again." It emphasizes sincerity and repetition in communication.
In Frank O'Connor's My Oedipus Complex what is the meaning of the phrase Seventeen and six?
"Seventeen and six" is short for "seventeen shillings and sixpence." no thepharase is not that is x beween one
Where does Alas Babylon come from?
The phrase "alas, Babylon" comes from the Bible. If you are talking about one of the books with the title "Alas, Babylon" however, you'll have to be more specific. In the book "Alas, Babylon" by Pat Frank, the phrase meant that a nuclear war was coming. But in the bible, "Alas, Babylon" means the fall of the city Babylon.
What animated fictional character was named from a nonsense phrase in Frank Sinatra's song strangers in the night?
There is no character named in "Strangers in the Night". Sinatra does scat a little, singiing "do be do be do"
