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单词 expose
释义
expose
verb[T]
uk
/ɪkˈspəʊz/us
/ɪkˈspoʊz/

exposeverb[T](UNCOVER)

toremovewhat iscoveringsomething so that it can beseen:
暴露；露出；使曝光
Theplasteron thewallshas beenremovedto expose theoriginalbricksunderneath.墙上的灰泥已被除去，露出了里面原本的墙砖。
Hedamagedhislegsobadlyin theaccidentthat thebonewas exposed.车祸中他腿受了重伤，骨头都露了出来。
toallowlighttoshineonphotographicfilm, aspartofproducinganimageor in a way thatdestroysanimage:
Depending on howbrighttheskyis and whatkindofeffectyouwanttoachieve, you might expose thefilmanywherefrom oneminuteto 10minutes.
Thisphotographwasunder-/over-exposed(= too little/too muchlightwasallowedtoreachthefilm).这张照片曝光不足／过度。
Policeforcedtouristswho hadphotographedtheincidentto exposetheirfilm.
Related words
overexpose
underexpose
unexposed
expose yourself
If a man exposes himself, heshowshissexualorgansin apublicplacetopeoplehe does notknow.
（男性由于病态心理在公共场合）裸露性器官，露阴
More examples
  • Wedecidedto expose thewoodenbeamsin thesittingroomto give it a moreold-fashionedfeel.
  • Morepoliticalscandalswere exposed in thenewspaperstoday.
  • He hadundonethebuttonsof hisshirt, exposing anunsightlyexpanseofwhiteflesh.
  • Themovieis about ayoungpoliceofficerand hisstruggleto exposecorruptionin theforce.
  • Embarrassingdetailsoftheirprivatelifewere exposed to thepublic.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Showing and demonstrating
  • act out
  • attest
  • bespeak
  • betray
  • breastbeating
  • bring
  • define
  • demonstrative
  • glimmer
  • indicate
  • masterclass
  • point (something/someone) out
  • point the wayidiom
  • point to/towardssomething
  • probatory
  • produce
  • speak
  • visualization
  • wear
  • whiff
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Photography

exposeverb[T](PUT AT RISK)

B2
to put someone atriskfrom somethingharmfulorunpleasant:
It isfearedthatpeoplelivingnear thepowerstationmay have been exposedtoradiation.
Hiscommentsin theinterviewcould expose himtochargesofperjury.
There had been anoutbreakof thevirusandhealthcareworkershad been exposed.
More examples
  • About 800,000childrenare exposed topoisonseachyear.
  • He wasreluctantto takecommercialflightsbecause of thefearof exposing himself togerms.
  • Storing ordistributingunlawfulmaterialcould expose you tocriminalliability.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Taking risks
  • adventurer
  • all in
  • be skating on thin iceidiom
  • bet the farm/ranchidiom
  • broke
  • dare
  • hazard
  • high wire
  • high-stakes
  • imperil
  • jeopardize
  • lay
  • neck
  • re-expose
  • risk
  • run the risk of doingsomethingidiom
  • sail
  • sail close to the windidiom
  • skate
  • stickyourneck outidiom
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exposeverb[T](MAKE PUBLIC)

B2
to makepublicsomethingbadordishonest:
揭露，揭发，揭穿坏事（或不诚实之事）
Thereviewexposedwidespreadcorruptionin thepoliceforce.这篇评论文章揭露了警察部队盛行的腐败现象。
Thenewspaperstoryexposed himas(=showedthat he was)aliar.报纸上的这篇报道揭发他是个骗子。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Revealing secrets & becoming known
  • (the) word is/gets outidiom
  • anti-secrecy
  • backchannel
  • bare
  • blowsomeone'scoveridiom
  • blow/take the lid offsomethingidiom
  • break
  • declassify
  • hold
  • huddle
  • Queen's evidence
  • rat
  • rat onsomeone/something
  • reintroduce
  • revealingly
  • revelatory
  • state's evidence
  • tip
  • transpire
  • unload
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exposé
noun[C]
uk
/ekˈspəʊ.zeɪ/us
/ˌek.spəˈzeɪ/
apublicreportof thefactsabout asituation,especiallyone that isshockingor has beenkeptsecret:
（尤指对令人震惊或保密之事的）曝光报道
Today'snewspapercontainsasearingexposéofpolicecorruption.今天的报纸刊登了一篇尖锐揭露警方腐败内幕的文章。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Information and messages
  • advertisement
  • aide-mémoire
  • ammunition
  • basics
  • fascia
  • info
  • infodemic
  • infodump
  • infographic
  • information
  • memorandum
  • poop
  • postscript
  • push notification
  • radiogram
  • readout
  • relabel
  • shingle
  • the bare bones
  • the real deal
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(Definition ofexposefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
expose
verb[T]
uk
/ɪkˈspəʊz/us
/ɪkˈspoʊz/

exposeverb[T](UNCOVER)

toremovewhat iscoveringsomething so that it can beseen
暴露；露出；使曝光
Theplasteron thewallshas beenremovedto expose theoriginalbricksunderneath.墙上的灰泥已被除去，露出了里面原本的墙砖。
Hedamagedhislegsobadlyin theaccidentthat thebonewas exposed.车祸中他腿受了重伤，骨头都露了出来。
Thisphotographwasunder-/over-exposed(= too little/too muchlightwasallowedtoreachthefilm).这张照片曝光不足／过度。
expose yourself
If a man exposes himself, heshowshissexualorgansin apublicplacetopeoplehe does notknow.
（男性由于病态心理在公共场合）裸露性器官，露阴
More examples
  • Wedecidedto expose thewoodenbeamsin thesittingroomto give it a moreold-fashionedfeel.
  • Morepoliticalscandalswere exposed in thenewspaperstoday.
  • He hadundonethebuttonsof hisshirt, exposing anunsightlyexpanseofwhiteflesh.
  • Themovieis about ayoungpoliceofficerand hisstruggleto exposecorruptionin theforce.
  • Embarrassingdetailsoftheirprivatelifewere exposed to thepublic.

exposeverb[T](MAKE PUBLIC)

B2
to makepublicsomethingbadordishonest
揭露，揭发，揭穿坏事（或不诚实之事）
Thereviewexposedwidespreadcorruptionin thepoliceforce.这篇评论文章揭露了警察部队盛行的腐败现象。
Thenewspaperstoryexposed himas(=showedthat he was)aliar.报纸上的这篇报道揭发他是个骗子。

Phrasal verb

exposesbtosth
exposé
noun[C]
uk
/ekˈspəʊ.zeɪ/us
/ˌek.spəˈzeɪ/
apublicreportof thefactsabout asituation,especiallyone that isshockingor has beenkeptsecret
（尤指对令人震惊或保密之事的）曝光报道
Today'snewspapercontainsasearingexposéofpolicecorruption.今天的报纸刊登了一篇尖锐揭露警方腐败内幕的文章。

expose| American Dictionary

expose
verb[T]
us
/ɪkˈspoʊz/

exposeverb[T](BE SEEN)

to make somethingcoveredorhiddenableto beseen:
Theplasterwasremovedto expose theoriginalbrickwall.

exposeverb[T](SHOW THE TRUTH)

topubliclyshow that someone or something isbadordishonest:
He was exposed as afraudand aliar.

exposeverb[T](BE HARMED)

tocreateasituationor aconditionthat makes someonelikelyto beharmed:
Hisbehavioron theSenatefloorexposed him toridicule.
Besureyourchildwearssunscreenwhenevershe’s exposed to thesun.

exposeverb[T](GIVE OPPORTUNITY)

tocreateconditionsthatallowsomeone to have theopportunitytolearnorexperiencenew things:
Kate was exposed to newideaswhen she went tocollege.
exposé
noun[C]
us
/ˌek·spoʊˈzeɪ,-spə-/
apublicreportabout asituationthat isshockingor that has beenkeptsecret
(Definition ofexposefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

expose| Business English

expose
verb[T]
uk
/ɪkˈspəʊz/us
tocreateconditionsthatallowsomeone theopportunityto do,learn, orexperiencesomething:
expose sb/oneself to sthSome expose themselves to theequitymarketonlyindirectly, throughinsuranceandpensionplans.
to makepublicsomethingbadordishonest:
Theauditexposedwidespreadcorruptionin theaccountingdepartment.
MARKETING
to put something where it can beeasilyseen:
Makesurethe newmodelsare exposed in thewindow.
exposé
noun[C]
(alsoexpose)
uk
/ekˈspəʊzeɪ/us
/ˌekspəʊˈzeɪ/
apublicreportof thefactsabout asituation,especiallyone that isshockingor has beenkeptsecret:
an exposé of sthToday'snewspapercontainsasearingexposéofinsidertrading.
(Definition ofexposefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofexpose

expose
There was evidence that patients were exposed to the planned intervention.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Oocytes surviving the injection were either cultured without further treatment or exposed to ethanol solution to induce parthenogenetic activation.
From theCambridge English Corpus
An occluding window was placed around each scene, thus exposing an area and occluding the surrounding space.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The annular neutralized beam with thin thickness is exposed and penetrated by the rf field (2.1) in vacuum.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In our studies, however, only a small increase in the number of macrophages in infected fish exposed to ammonia was noted.
From theCambridge English Corpus
On the other hand, unlike internationally adopted children, most children exposed to early adversity continue to be exposed to adverse conditions throughout development.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Another interesting finding is that male embryos, unlike female embryos, suffer when exposed to the time-lapse environment.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The flow is exposed to a uniform magnetic field which is oriented perpendicular to two duct walls and aligned with the non-conducting cylinder.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It is quite likely that there is an elevated risk for major depression in persons exposed to traumatic events versus those not exposed.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Demonstrating and debating this diversity is a necessary step in preventing the violations that are so capably exposed by the author.
From theCambridge English Corpus
To minimize farmer eects, only crops exposed to similar agronomic practices were included.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In demonstrating during the 1970s the value of new policies, the consequences of conventional theory had first to be exposed.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This higher probability of usage is demonstrated when both agents are exposed to the same situation later.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Give-up sequences are subtidal sequences that were never exposed.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It exposes potential safety violations and, upon demand, explains its reasoning by drawing value flow graphs over the program text.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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