in plain English

In plain English, that means they are being starved by Israel's blockade.

In plain English, they must be allowed a hearing before they can be kidnapped and sent to the gulag.

“The agreement that they’re trying to enforce against Mr. Schrader, in plain English, required both parties to sign it before it became legally effective,” Kessler told the AP.

By the end of the town hall, Kaime Welsh, 26, of La Verne, stood up to ask: “Can we list one action that you and the Democrats in Congress have taken? In plain English, no stories, no metaphors. ������ is one action?”

"For example, If you want to learn the difference between a Roth IRA and a traditional IRA, it can explain it in plain English," he said.