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reveal

/rɪˈviːl/

revealverb

revealed

Past Simple

revealed

Past Participle

revealing

Gerund

/rɪˈviːl/

/rɪˈvil/

Definitions

To make (something) known or visible that was previously secret or hidden; to disclose.

The investigation revealed the truth about the scandal.

To cause or allow to be seen by removing a covering or obstruction.

She pulled back the curtain to reveal a beautiful view.

Synonyms

let on

make known

bring to light

announce

reveal (show)

revealnoun

reveals

/rɪˈviːl/

Translations

раскрытие

The reveal of the new product was highly anticipated.

Раскрытие нового продукта было с нетерпением ожидаемо.

откровение

His reveal about the incident shocked everyone.

Его откровение о происшествии шокировало всех.

Additional translations

показ

разоблачение

обнаружение

Definitions

The act of making something known or visible that was previously hidden or secret.

The reveal of the new product was met with great excitement from the audience.

A final revelation or disclosure, especially in a dramatic or theatrical context.

The reveal at the end of the play left the audience in shock.

Architecture: the vertical side surface of a window or door opening between the frame (or jamb) and the outer face of the wall.

The bricklayer ensured that each window reveal was straight and plumb before installing the frames.

Synonyms

revealadjective

Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "reveal trailer")

Definitions

Attributive: relating to a public disclosure, teaser, or presentation that unveils something new.

Fans were excited about the upcoming reveal trailer for the game.

Synonyms