揭示 | jiē shì | to show; to make known | |
揭露 | 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 | Now hundreds removed their burkas and revealed their faces in public at the same time. | |
2 | The servant blindfolded him, and after leading him back and forth through the long corridors of the house, brought him to the room where his family was waiting and uncovered his eyes. | |
3 | Would you enjoy watching a movie of head surgery being performed on a young girl, starting with her face pulled away from her skull? | |
4 | Tell your positives but don't tell your negatives unless they ask. | |
5 | Their jobs were all exposed by the press. |