| 揭示 | jiē shì | to show; to make known | |
| 揭露HSK 6 | jiē lù | to expose; to unmask; to ferret out; to disclose; disclosure | |
| 揭开 | jiē kāi | to uncover; to open | |
| 揭晓 | jiē xiǎo | to announce publicly; to publish; to make known; to disclose | |
| 揭发 | jiē fā | to expose; to bring to light; to disclose; revelation |
| 1 | They tried to uncover the mysterious veil. | |
| 2 | Their plot was eventually exposed. | |
| 3 | The news uncovered a scandal. | |
| 4 | This article exposed the government's corruption. | |
| 5 | The importance of exposing the truth is increasingly recognized. |