expose
BrE /ɪkˈspəʊz/ AmE /ɪkˈspoʊz/
verb en → es
past exposed pp exposed ing exposing
to show something to someone, especially when it is not usually seen or known about
mostrar, revelar, exponer
- expose sb/sth to sb
Collocations expose a secret · expose the truth
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The newspaper exposed the corruption in the government.
El periódico reveló la corrupción en el gobierno.
to leave someone or something unprotected and therefore likely to be harmed, damaged, etc.
exponer, dejar vulnerable
- expose sb/sth to sth
Collocations expose someone to danger · expose a child to violence
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The children were exposed to extreme cold.
Los niños estuvieron expuestos al frío extremo.
to take a photograph of someone or something
tomar una foto, fotografiar
- expose sb/sth
Collocations expose a scene · expose a person
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The photographer exposed the scene in black and white.
El fotógrafo tomó la escena en blanco y negro.
to shine light on something, especially to make a photograph or X-ray image of it
exponer (a luz), tomar una radiografía
- expose sb/sth
Collocations expose a film to light · expose an X-ray plate
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The doctor exposed the X-ray plate.
El médico tomó la radiografía.