揭露
To reveal or expose something hidden, often something illegal, dishonest, or scandalous.
Exemples
3 sur 5真相最终被揭露了。
The truth was finally revealed.
这部纪录片揭露了贫民窟的真实生活。
This documentary exposed the real life in the slums.
他揭露了那个秘密。
He revealed that secret.
Famille de mots
Astuce mémo
Uncover (揭) and Show (露) - like taking the lid off a pot.
Quiz rapide
媒体致力于___社会中的不公正现象。
Correct !
La bonne réponse est : 揭露
Exemples
真相最终被揭露了。
everydayThe truth was finally revealed.
这部纪录片揭露了贫民窟的真实生活。
formalThis documentary exposed the real life in the slums.
他揭露了那个秘密。
informalHe revealed that secret.
研究揭露了该现象背后的复杂原因。
academicThe research revealed the complex reasons behind the phenomenon.
审计结果揭露了公司的财务欺诈行为。
businessThe audit results exposed the company's financial fraud.
Famille de mots
Collocations courantes
Phrases Courantes
无情揭露
relentlessly expose
被揭露
to be exposed
深度揭露
deeply reveal
Souvent confondu avec
透露 is to leak or share information (neutral); 揭露 is to expose something bad or hidden (often negative).
Notes d'usage
Common in IELTS Reading and Writing when discussing investigative journalism or social issues.
Erreurs courantes
Avoid using it for simple 'showing'; it implies uncovering something significant or hidden.
Astuce mémo
Uncover (揭) and Show (露) - like taking the lid off a pot.
Origine du mot
From '揭' (to lift/take off) and '露' (to reveal/show).
Modèles grammaticaux
Quiz rapide
媒体致力于___社会中的不公正现象。
Correct !
La bonne réponse est : 揭露
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