exposing

UK
/ɪkˈspəʊzɪŋ/
US
/ɪkˈspoʊzɪŋ/

Translations

exposingnoun
The journalist's article led to the exposing of the corrupt politician.
Статья журналиста привела к разоблачению коррумпированного политика.
The museum's new exhibit focuses on the exposing of ancient artifacts.
Новая выставка музея сосредоточена на выставлении древних артефактов.
The erosion of the soil resulted in the exposing of the tree roots.
Эрозия почвы привела к обнажению корней деревьев.
exposingadjective
more exposing
Comp.
most exposing
Super.
Attributive use of the gerund-noun (e.g., "exposing process").
exposinggerund / present participle
UK
/ɪkˈspəʊzɪŋ/
US
/ɪkˈspoʊzɪŋ/
exposeverb

exposing

Gerund

exposed
Past Simple
exposed
Past Participle
exposing
Gerund
UK
/ɪkˈspəʊz/
US
/ɪkˈspoʊz/
The journalist worked to expose the corruption in the government.
Журналист работал над тем, чтобы разоблачить коррупцию в правительстве.
Do not expose the film to light before developing it.
Не подвергайте пленку воздействию света до ее проявления.
The artist decided to expose his paintings in the gallery.
Художник решил выставлять свои картины в галерее.
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Definitions

exposingnoun
The act of revealing or uncovering something that was hidden or not known.
The journalist's exposing of the corruption scandal led to several arrests.
The condition of being unprotected or vulnerable to something harmful.
The exposing of the ancient ruins to the elements caused significant deterioration over time.
exposingadjective
Relating to or involved in the act of revealing or uncovering when used before another noun.
The exposing stage of the procedure must be performed carefully.
exposinggerund / present participle
Revealing or making something visible or apparent; uncovering.
The exposing documentary laid bare the extent of the fraud.
exposeverb
To make something visible by uncovering it.
The archaeologists exposed the ancient ruins after months of careful excavation.
To reveal the truth about someone or something, especially something discreditable.
The journalist exposed the corruption within the government.
To subject someone or something to an action or influence.
The children were exposed to a variety of cultures during their travels.
To leave something unprotected or vulnerable.
The storm exposed the weaknesses in the building's structure.
To allow light to reach a photosensitive surface, such as photographic film or a digital sensor, in order to produce an image.
If you expose the film for too long, the photograph will appear washed out.
To deliberately display one’s genitals in public, typically as an indecent act.
He was arrested for exposing himself in the park.