Ras i curt
Example: El debat va ser ras i curt, sense gires ni excuses.
Definition
"Ras i curt" is an expression used to describe something that is straightforward and concise, without unnecessary details or excuses. It often refers to communication or actions that are direct and to the point, as in "The debate was ras i curt, without detours or excuses."
Etymology
The phrase "ras i curt" comes from Catalan, where "ras" means 'bare' or 'smooth' and "curt" means 'short.' Together, they emphasize brevity and clarity. Did you know? This expression paints a picture of something stripped down to its essentials, much like a neatly trimmed hedge or a brief, clear statement.
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