expose in Japanese
expose in Japanese is 晒す, 暴く, 暴露する — expose means to uncover or reveal something that was hidden, especially something wrong or shameful.
expose in Japanese
晒す
Pronounced: sarasu
暴く
Pronounced: abaku
暴露する
露光させる
(transitive) To subject photographic film to light thereby recording an image.
暴露
Pronounced: bakuro
A publication of investigative journalism that reveals hidden and often scandalous truths.
What does "expose" mean?
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verb To uncover or reveal something that was hidden, especially something wrong or shameful.
"The journalist's report exposed corruption at the highest level."
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verb To put someone or something at risk of harm, such as a disease, danger, or harsh conditions.
"Workers were exposed to asbestos for years before the risk was known."
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verb To let light fall onto photographic film in order to capture an image.
"She exposed the film for too long, and the photo came out too bright."
expose in a sentence
- The journalist's report exposed corruption at the highest level.
- Cutting back the hedge exposed an old brick wall.
- Workers were exposed to asbestos for years before the risk was known.
- She exposed the film for too long, and the photo came out too bright.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "expose" in Japanese?
"expose" in Japanese is 晒す, 暴く, 暴露する. expose means: To uncover or reveal something that was hidden, especially something wrong or shameful.
How do you pronounce 晒す?
"expose" in Japanese is 晒す, pronounced "sarasu".
How do you use "expose" in a sentence?
Example: "The journalist's report exposed corruption at the highest level." In Japanese, "expose" is 晒す, 暴く, 暴露する.
Are there other ways to say "expose" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "expose": 晒す, 暴く, 暴露する, 露光させる, 暴露.
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