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1 expose
ik'spəuz1) (to uncover; to leave unprotected from (eg weather, danger, observation etc): Paintings should not be exposed to direct sunlight; Don't expose children to danger.) exponer2) (to discover and make known (eg criminals or their activities): It was a newspaper that exposed his spying activities.) revelar, descubrir3) (by releasing the camera shutter, to allow light to fall on (a photographic film).) exponer•- exposureexpose vb exponerif you expose your skin to the sun, it turns brown si expones la piel al sol, se pone morenatr[ɪk'spəʊz]1 (uncover, make visible) exponer2 (make known - secret etc) revelar, descubrir, desvelar, destapar; (- person) desenmascarar3 figurative use (lay open) exponerse4 (introduce, acquaint with) exponer (to, a), verse expuesto,-a■ he has never been exposed to these problems so he doesn't know what to do como nunca se ha visto expuesto a estos problemas, no sabe qué hacer5 (photo) exponer\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto expose oneself exhibirse desnudo,-a1) : exponer (al peligro, a los elementos, a una enfermedad)2) : exponer (una película a la luz)3) disclose: descubrir, revelar, poner en evidencia4) unmask: desenmascarar: exposición f (de hechos), relevación f (de un escándalo)v.• desenmascarar v.• desenvainar v.• exponer v.• manifestar v.• revelar v.ɪk'spəʊz
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1)a) ( lay bare) \<\<nerve/wire/wound\>\> exponer*b) ( subject)to expose something/somebody TO something — exponer* algo/a alguien a algo
to expose oneself to criticism — exponerse* a las críticas
2) ( uncover) \<\<secret/scandal\>\> poner* al descubierto, sacar* a la luz; \<\<inefficiency/weaknesses\>\> poner* en evidencia; \<\<criminal\>\> desenmascarar3) ( Phot) exponer*
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v reflto expose oneself — hacer* exhibicionismo
[ɪks'pǝʊz]VT (=uncover) dejar al descubierto; (=leave unprotected) exponer; (=display) exponer, presentar; (Phot) exponer; (fig) (=reveal) [+ plot, crime] poner al descubierto; [+ criminal, imposter] desenmascarar; [+ weakness, one's ignorance] revelar, poner en evidenciato expose sb/o.s. to ridicule — poner a algn/ponerse en ridículo
to expose o.s. to — [+ risk, danger] exponerse a
to expose o.s. — (sexually) hacer exhibicionismo
* * *[ɪk'spəʊz]
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1)a) ( lay bare) \<\<nerve/wire/wound\>\> exponer*b) ( subject)to expose something/somebody TO something — exponer* algo/a alguien a algo
to expose oneself to criticism — exponerse* a las críticas
2) ( uncover) \<\<secret/scandal\>\> poner* al descubierto, sacar* a la luz; \<\<inefficiency/weaknesses\>\> poner* en evidencia; \<\<criminal\>\> desenmascarar3) ( Phot) exponer*
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v reflto expose oneself — hacer* exhibicionismo
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2 exposé
ik'spəuz1) (to uncover; to leave unprotected from (eg weather, danger, observation etc): Paintings should not be exposed to direct sunlight; Don't expose children to danger.) exponer2) (to discover and make known (eg criminals or their activities): It was a newspaper that exposed his spying activities.) revelar, descubrir3) (by releasing the camera shutter, to allow light to fall on (a photographic film).) exponer•- exposureexpose vb exponerif you expose your skin to the sun, it turns brown si expones la piel al sol, se pone morenatr[ɪk'spəʊz]1 (uncover, make visible) exponer2 (make known - secret etc) revelar, descubrir, desvelar, destapar; (- person) desenmascarar3 figurative use (lay open) exponerse4 (introduce, acquaint with) exponer (to, a), verse expuesto,-a■ he has never been exposed to these problems so he doesn't know what to do como nunca se ha visto expuesto a estos problemas, no sabe qué hacer5 (photo) exponer\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto expose oneself exhibirse desnudo,-a1) : exponer (al peligro, a los elementos, a una enfermedad)2) : exponer (una película a la luz)3) disclose: descubrir, revelar, poner en evidencia4) unmask: desenmascarar: exposición f (de hechos), relevación f (de un escándalo)v.• desenmascarar v.• desenvainar v.• exponer v.• manifestar v.• revelar v.ɪk'spəʊz
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1)a) ( lay bare) \<\<nerve/wire/wound\>\> exponer*b) ( subject)to expose something/somebody TO something — exponer* algo/a alguien a algo
to expose oneself to criticism — exponerse* a las críticas
2) ( uncover) \<\<secret/scandal\>\> poner* al descubierto, sacar* a la luz; \<\<inefficiency/weaknesses\>\> poner* en evidencia; \<\<criminal\>\> desenmascarar3) ( Phot) exponer*
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v reflto expose oneself — hacer* exhibicionismo
[ek'spǝʊzeɪ]N exposición f, revelación f* * *[ɪk'spəʊz]
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1)a) ( lay bare) \<\<nerve/wire/wound\>\> exponer*b) ( subject)to expose something/somebody TO something — exponer* algo/a alguien a algo
to expose oneself to criticism — exponerse* a las críticas
2) ( uncover) \<\<secret/scandal\>\> poner* al descubierto, sacar* a la luz; \<\<inefficiency/weaknesses\>\> poner* en evidencia; \<\<criminal\>\> desenmascarar3) ( Phot) exponer*
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v reflto expose oneself — hacer* exhibicionismo
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3 exposure
- ʒə1) ((an) act of exposing or state of being exposed: Prolonged exposure of the skin to hot sun can be harmful.) exposición2) (one frame of a photographic film etc: I have two exposures left.) (tiempo de) exposicióntr[ɪk'spəʊʒəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (being exposed) exposición nombre femenino■ he was threatened with public exposure if he didn't cooperate lo amenazaron con desenmascararlo públicamente si no cooperaba\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto die of exposure morir de fríoexposure meter fotómetroexposure [ɪk'spo:ʒər, ɛk-] n1) : exposición f2) contact: exposición f, experiencia f, contacto m3) unmasking: desenmascaramiento m4) orientation: orientación fa room with a northern exposure: una sala orientada al norten.• desabrigo s.m.• exposición s.f.• orientación s.f.ɪk'spəʊʒər, ɪk'spəʊʒə(r)1) ua) ( contact)exposure TO something — exposición f a algo
b)c) ( Med) congelación fto be suffering from exposure — tener* síntomas de congelación
to die from exposure — morir* de frío
2) ua) ( unmasking)b) ( publicity) publicidad f3) ( Phot) exposición f[ɪks'pǝʊʒǝ(r)]1. N1) (=contact, laying open) (to weather, heat, cold, light) exposición fthis strategy reduces your exposure to risk — (Econ) esta estrategia reduce el riesgo al que está expuesto
to die of exposure — morir de frío, morir por estar a la intemperie
2) (=disclosure) [of plot] denuncia f ; [of imposter, criminal] desenmascaramiento mto threaten sb with exposure — amenazar con desenmascarar or descubrir a algn
3) (=public exposure) publicidad findecent4) (=outlook) orientación f5) (Phot) (gen) exposición; (=aperture) abertura f de diafragma; (=speed) velocidad f de obturación; (=photo) foto f, fotografía f2.CPDexposure meter N — (Phot) fotómetro m, exposímetro m
* * *[ɪk'spəʊʒər, ɪk'spəʊʒə(r)]1) ua) ( contact)exposure TO something — exposición f a algo
b)c) ( Med) congelación fto be suffering from exposure — tener* síntomas de congelación
to die from exposure — morir* de frío
2) ua) ( unmasking)b) ( publicity) publicidad f3) ( Phot) exposición f -
4 naked
'neikid1) (without clothes: a naked child.) desnudo2) (openly seen, not hidden: the naked truth.) al descubierto3) ((of a flame etc) uncovered or unprotected: Naked lights are dangerous.) descubierto•- nakedly- nakedness
- the naked eye
naked adj desnudotr['neɪkɪd]2 (unhidden) abierto,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLwith the naked eye a simple vistathe naked truth la pura verdadnaked ['neɪkəd] adj1) unclothed: desnudo2) uncovered: desenvainado (dícese de una espada), pelado (dícese de los árboles), expuesto al aire (dícese de una llama)3) obvious, plain: manifiesto, puro, desnudothe naked truth: la pura verdad4)to the naked eye : a simple vistaadj.• desnudo, -a adj.'neɪkəd, 'neɪkɪda) ( unclothed) desnudob) <sword/blade> desenvainadovisible/invisible to the naked eye — que se puede ver/invisible a simple vista
c) (stark, plain) < aggression> manifiesto; < ambition> puro['neɪkɪd]ADJ1) (=unclothed) [person, body, flesh] desnudo; [breasts] desnudo, al descubiertostark, strip 2., 1)visible/invisible to the naked eye — visible/invisible a simple vista
2) (fig) (=defenceless)3) (=without grass, plants etc) [earth] pelado, yermo liter; [tree, branches] pelado, desnudo liter4) (=exposed) [light bulb] sin pantalla; [wire] pelado; [sword] desenvainadonaked flame — llama f
5) (=undisguised) [hatred, misery] manifiesto, visible; [ambition] patente, ostensiblethe naked truth — la verdad al desnudo, la pura verdad
* * *['neɪkəd, 'neɪkɪd]a) ( unclothed) desnudob) <sword/blade> desenvainadovisible/invisible to the naked eye — que se puede ver/invisible a simple vista
c) (stark, plain) < aggression> manifiesto; < ambition> puro
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