expose
/ɪkˈspəʊz/
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- 2 syllables
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- 2nd syllable stress
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- Schwa vowel
- Ending
- Final e often stays silent
ɪk - ˈspəʊz -> expose
(v) မြင်သာအောင်ပြ
၁။ မြင်သာအောင်ပြသည်။ ဖော်သည်။ လှစ်သည်။ His trousers were too short, exposing his white ankles. ❍ She lifted the leaves to expose a lovely row of radishes.
၂။ ~ sth/ sb/ oneself (to sth) ပေါ်လာသည်။ အဖုံးအအုပ် အကာအကွယ်မဲ့ထားသည်။ ထိတွေ့စေသည်။ The soil was washed away by the flood, exposing the bare rock. ❍ expose employees to unnecessary risks ❍ Don't expose babies to strong sunlight. ❍ (fig ) expose oneself to criticism/ ridicule ❍ He believes in regularly exposing his pupils to great works of art.
၃။ ဖော်ထုတ်သည်။ expose a plot/ a fraud/ an injustice/ a weakness ❍ an unfortunate remark which exposed his ignorance of the subject ❍ She was exposed as an impostor.
၄။ (ဖလင်ကို) အလင်းရောင်နှင့် ထိတွေ့စေသည်။ expose a reel of film.
၅။ ~ oneself လူရှေ့သူရှေ့၌ မဖွယ်မရာ လှစ်ပြသည်။ See also
၁။ ဟာလာဟင်းလင်းဖြစ်နေသော။ The cottage is in a very exposed position at the top of the hill.
၂။ ဝေဖန်တိုက်ခိုက်မှုအတွက် အကာအကွယ်မဲ့သော။ She was left feeling exposed and vulnerable.
exposé /ek'spǝƱzeÇ;US ekspǝƱ'zeÇ/ n
အုတ်အော်သောင်းနင်း ဖြစ်စေသော ဖော်ထုတ်ချက်။ a damning exposé of corruption within the government.
- The melting snow exposed the spring flowers.
- Many people like to expose old floorboards.
- [expose someone/something to something] : Many of the soldiers had been exposed to radiation.
- Why do we still sunbathe when we know the dangers of exposing our skin to the sun?
- The sale exposed the company to widespread criticism.
- The press helped to expose the appalling living conditions of the farm workers.
- [expose someone/something as something] : The videotape of the meeting exposed him as thoroughly corrupt (=showed that he was corrupt).
- [expose someone to something] : Schools are again exposing children to the classics.
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