透露 | tòu lù | to leak out; to divulge; to reveal | |
暴露 | bào lù | to expose; to reveal; to lay bare; also pr. [pu4 lu4] | |
揭露 | jiē lù | to expose; to unmask; to ferret out; to disclose; disclosure | |
披露 | pī lù | to reveal; to publish; to make public; to announce | |
流露 | liú lù | to reveal (indirectly, implicitly); to show (interest, contempt etc) by means of one's actions, tone of voice etc |
露面 | lòu miàn | to show one's face; to appear (in public) | |
露脸 | lòu liǎn | to show one's face; to make one's good name; to become successful and well known; to shine | |
露头 | lòu tóu | to show one's head; to give a sign to show one's presence | |
露一手 | lòu yī shǒu | to show off one's abilities; to exhibit one's skills | |
露马脚 | lòu mǎ jiǎo | to reveal the cloven foot (idiom); to unmask one's true nature; to give the game away |
1 | I didn't know who first uttered the truth. | |
2 | Drink a Pepsi or Coke or Mountain Dew or Sprite and you feel good because it tastes good. | |
3 | A smile appeared on her face. | |
4 | C: Like you Herr Zeller, I too, am a man of hidden talents. | |
5 | With half an inch of rain per year, the beetle can only survive by consuming the dew it collects on the hydrophilic skin of its back in the early mornings. |