exposure in Chinese
exposure in Chinese is 展 — exposure means the state of being unprotected from something harmful, such as weather, disease, or danger.
exposure in Chinese
展
Pronounced: zhǎn
(uncountable) The condition of being exposed, uncovered, or unprotected.
What does "exposure" mean?
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noun The state of being unprotected from something harmful, such as weather, disease, or danger.
"The climbers suffered from exposure after being stranded overnight."
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noun Public attention or visibility, especially for a person, brand, or issue.
"The scandal gave the charity unwanted exposure in the press."
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noun A single photograph, or the amount of light let onto film or a sensor when taking one.
"She adjusted the exposure to capture the sunset properly."
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noun The amount of financial risk a person or company faces.
"The bank reduced its exposure to the volatile market."
exposure in a sentence
- The climbers suffered from exposure after being stranded overnight.
- Long-term exposure to the sun can damage your skin.
- The scandal gave the charity unwanted exposure in the press.
- She adjusted the exposure to capture the sunset properly.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "exposure" in Chinese?
"exposure" in Chinese is 展. exposure means: The state of being unprotected from something harmful, such as weather, disease, or danger.
How do you pronounce 展?
"exposure" in Chinese is 展, pronounced "zhǎn".
How do you use "exposure" in a sentence?
Example: "The climbers suffered from exposure after being stranded overnight." In Chinese, "exposure" is 展.
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