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exposing是expose的现在分词 expose美 [ɪk'spoʊz] 英 [ɪk'spəʊz] - v.露出；揭露；使曝露(在日光,风雨等之中)；使遭受
- 网络暴露；曝光；使暴露
第三人称单数：exposes 现在分词：exposing 过去式：exposed v.+n. expose truth,expose plot,expose error,expose fraud,expose injustice v. open up,reveal,uncover,bare,show v. | 1. 揭露,揭穿;泄漏;暴露,(使)露出,(摄)曝光 10. 【历史】扔弃(婴儿)〔如古代斯巴达人将弱婴弃置户外〕 1. 揭露,揭穿;泄漏;暴露,(使)露出,(摄)曝光 10. 【历史】扔弃(婴儿)〔如古代斯巴达人将弱婴弃置户外〕 |
v. | 1. to put somebody or something in a vulnerable or potentially dangerous situation 2. to cause somebody to have a personal and often enlightening experience of something 3. to uncover something or turn it over with the result that it can be seen 4. to reveal that somebody has done something wrong, especially by publishing or broadcasting the information 5. to uncover a part of the body, especially the genitals, in public in an indecent way 6. to allow light to fall on light-sensitive material such as photographic film, usually by opening a camera shutter 7. especially in earlier societies, to abandon a baby to die in the open air, e.g. because it was not healthy 8. to display something for religious veneration, e.g. the consecrated bread used in a Roman Catholic Communion service 9. to fail to protect someone or something from something harmful or dangerous 10. to allow something that is usually covered or hidden to be seen 1. to put somebody or something in a vulnerable or potentially dangerous situation 2. to cause somebody to have a personal and often enlightening experience of something 3. to uncover something or turn it over with the result that it can be seen 4. to reveal that somebody has done something wrong, especially by publishing or broadcasting the information 5. to uncover a part of the body, especially the genitals, in public in an indecent way 6. to allow light to fall on light-sensitive material such as photographic film, usually by opening a camera shutter 7. especially in earlier societies, to abandon a baby to die in the open air, e.g. because it was not healthy 8. to display something for religious veneration, e.g. the consecrated bread used in a Roman Catholic Communion service 9. to fail to protect someone or something from something harmful or dangerous 10. to allow something that is usually covered or hidden to be seen |
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