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1 expose
expose [ɪkˈspəʊz]a. ( = uncover) exposer ; [+ wire, nerve, body part] mettre à nu• to expose o.s. to criticism s'exposer à la critique• the course exposes students to many points of view le cours présente aux étudiants de nombreux points de vue• to expose o.s. (indecently) commettre un outrage à la pudeur► to be exposed to [+ idea, experience] être confronté àb. ( = unmask) [+ vice, scandal, plot, lie] dévoiler ; [+ secret] éventer ; ( = denounce) démasquer (as comme étant)c. [+ photograph] exposer* * *[ɪk'spəʊz] 1.transitive verb1) ( display) exposer [skin]2) ( make public) révéler [identity]; dénoncer [injustice, person, scandal]3) ( uncover) exposer [inside, dirt]; [excavations] mettre à jour [fossil, remains]4) ( make vulnerable)to expose somebody/something to — exposer quelqu'un/quelque chose à [infection, light]; livrer quelqu'un/quelque chose à [ridicule, temptation]
5) Photography exposer [film]2.1)to expose oneself — Law commettre un outrage à la pudeur
2)3.to expose oneself to — ( make oneself vulnerable) s'exposer à [risk, danger]
exposed past participle adjective [area, film] exposé; [beam] apparent -
2 exposé
expose [ɪkˈspəʊz]a. ( = uncover) exposer ; [+ wire, nerve, body part] mettre à nu• to expose o.s. to criticism s'exposer à la critique• the course exposes students to many points of view le cours présente aux étudiants de nombreux points de vue• to expose o.s. (indecently) commettre un outrage à la pudeur► to be exposed to [+ idea, experience] être confronté àb. ( = unmask) [+ vice, scandal, plot, lie] dévoiler ; [+ secret] éventer ; ( = denounce) démasquer (as comme étant)c. [+ photograph] exposer* * *[ek'spəʊzeɪ], US [ˌekspə'zeɪ] -
3 radiation
radiation [‚reɪdɪ'eɪʃən]∎ low-level radiation radiations fpl de faible intensité;∎ ultraviolet radiation rayons mpl ultraviolets∎ atomic radiation radiations fpl (atomiques);∎ low-level radiation radiations fpl de faible intensité;∎ to be exposed to radiation être exposé à des radiations►► radiation sickness mal m des rayons;radiation therapy radiothérapie f -
4 radiation
A n1 Med, Nucl radiation f ; to be exposed to radiation être exposé à des radiations ; a high level of radiation un taux élevé de radiations ; a low level of radiation un faible niveau de radiations ; a dose of radiation une dose de radiations ;2 Phys rayonnement m. -
5 irradiate
irradiate [ɪ'reɪdɪeɪt](b) (light up) illuminer, éclairer -
6 exposure
exposure [ɪk'spəʊʒə(r)]∎ exposure to danger is something he encounters daily il est quotidiennement exposé au danger∎ to suffer from the effects of exposure souffrir des effets d'une exposition au froid;∎ to die of exposure mourir de froid(c) (unmasking, revealing → of crime, scandal) révélation f, divulgation f(d) Photography pose f;∎ a 36-exposure film une pellicule (de) 36 poses;∎ time exposure pose f(e) (position of house) exposition f;∎ the building has a southern exposure le bâtiment est exposé au sud(f) (media coverage) couverture f;∎ to receive a lot of exposure (book, person) faire l'objet d'une couverture médiatique importante;∎ pop stars suffer from too much media exposure les stars de la musique pop sont l'objet d'une attention excessive des média(g) (abandonment → of baby) abandon m, exposition f►► Photography exposure counter compteur m de prises de vue;Photography exposure meter exposimètre m, posemètre m;Photography exposure time temps m de pose -
7 exposure
exposure n1 ( disclosure) (of secret, crime) révélation f ; to fear exposure craindre d'être démasqué ; to threaten sb with exposure menacer qn de dénonciation ;2 (to light, sun, radiation) gen, Phot exposition f (to à) ; fig (to art, ideas, politics) contact m (to avec) ; too much exposure to the sun is bad for you il est dangereux de s'exposer trop longtemps au soleil ;3 (to cold, weather) to die of exposure Med mourir de froid ; to suffer from exposure souffrir du froid ;4 Journ, TV, Radio couverture f médiatique ; film stars get a lot of press exposure la presse consacre beaucoup d'articles aux vedettes ;6 ( display of body) exhibition f (of de) ;7 Phot ( aperture and shutter speed) temps m de pose ; ( picture) pose f ; a 24 exposure film une pellicule de 24 poses ;
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