1.坦白;讲明真相
1.to tell the truth about sth. that you have kept secret
1.But weaker banks have been the most reluctant to come clean: public data on their holdings are a year out of date.
不过实力较弱的银行最反感这种全盘曝光的方式：他们持有债券的公开信息还是一年前的过时信息。
2.At the very least, it had a chance to come clean about some of the hard choices facing the country.
至少，这届政府有机会能够告诉它的人民这个国家正在面临的艰难选择。
3.After a few months with the support of her group Jennifer made the decision to come clean with her husband.
几个月之后，在这个小组的支持下，珍妮弗决定和丈夫摊牌。
4.Either you come clean or we beat it out of you.
要么你自己招供，要么我们拷问出来。
5.Despite such big benefits, Mr Kim's obligation to come clean about his nuclear past was never nailed down and was deferred for far too long.
尽管有这么多的好处，但是金正日对于他的核计划澄清的义务从来没有明确过，而且不断拖延。
6.When my heart started pounding out of my chest, I knew I had to come clean with my parents.
我的心开始连续猛击我的胸部，我知道我必须对我的双亲和盘托出。
7."This is a chance for NASA to come clean with the public and tell us everything it knows, " she said.
“这是美国航空航天局的机会来清洁与公众，并告诉我们一切力量都知道，”她说。
8.Allow me to come clean slate, I would like to better cherish this hard-won things, are more willing to live.
岁月允许我可以重新来过，我愿意更好地珍惜这一切来之不易的东西，更愿意努力生活。
9.Everyone starts somewhere so I might as well come clean from the beginning.
每个人都从某处开始，所以我还不如从一开始就干干净净。
10.The development that America achieved over the last 4 centuries did not exactly come clean.
但是近4个世纪美国的发展都是来得不明不白的。