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揭露 (jiēlù) means "disclose, reveal" and can be used in a sentence like this: 我们需要揭露真相，让大家知道实情。(We need to reveal the truth so that everyone knows the real situation.)
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The term 揭露 (jiēlù) is used when you want to disclose or reveal information, particularly information that is hidden, secret, or not widely known. It often carries a connotation of uncovering something that is significant or important, and it can sometimes imply that the information being revealed is scandalous or problematic.
You would typically use 揭露 (jiēlù) in contexts related to journalism, investigations, or discussions about corruption (腐败, fǔbài) or wrongdoing (不当行为, búdàng xíngwéi).
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Yes, there are several synonyms for 揭露 (jiēlù) that convey a similar meaning of "disclose" or "reveal." Here are a few of them:
1. 暴露 (bàolù) - This word means "to expose" or "to reveal" something that was hidden. It often implies revealing something negative or undesirable.
2. 揭示 (jiēshì) - This term means "to reveal" or "to make known." It emphasizes the act of bringing something to light, often in a way that clarifies or explains.
3. 透露 (tòulù) - This word translates to "leak" or "to disclose." It often refers to revealing information that is meant to be kept secret.
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