exposing

英 [ɪkˈspəʊzɪŋ]

美 [ɪkˈspoʊzɪŋ]

v.  暴露; 显露; 露出; 揭露; 揭穿; 使面临，使遭受(危险或不快)
expose的现在分词

法律

双语例句

• He found a skull of more than a hundred years exposing on the lawn.
  他在路旁的草丛中发现了一具髑髅，估计有上百年了。
• Not to mention, exposing your carelessness.
  更不用提把你的粗心大意揭露出来。
• Another way in which journalists have played an important role is in exposing scientific fraud.
  记者们已经发挥了重要作用的另一个领域，就是揭发科学欺诈行为。
• To be modest is to avoid exposing yourself in your implementations of classes and functions.
  保持谦虚指避免在类实现和函数实现中暴露自己。
• Most medical imaging has risks, exposing you to radiation, or dye, or powerful magnets.
  大多数医学成像检查都存在风险，它们让你接触到放射物、染液或是强大的磁场。
• The problem is you're breaking encapsulation by exposing the internals of the unit under test.
  其中的问题是破坏了封装，原因是公开了被测单元的内幕。
• SNMP is an efficient, and extensible, method for exposing and reporting this information.
  SNMP是用于公开和报告该信息的高效和可扩展的方法。
• Medicine has a way of exposing the lies.
  医学是一种揭穿谎言的方法。
• This seems both fair to those who choose to sell sex and good for exposing any abuses.
  这对那些选择出售性服务的人和纠察暴力现象都有好处。
• He wrote with a caustic pen exposing the dark side of society.
  他以锋利的笔触揭露社会的阴暗面。