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| 41. | The witness' unexpected disclosure was filled with drama. |
| 证人出人意料的揭发充满戏剧性。 |
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| 42. | disclose the penetralia of my heart |
| 显露我心底的秘密 |
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| 43. | An attorney who blew the whistle on governmental corruption. |
| 一个揭发政府腐败的律师 |
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| 44. | Startling disclosures of police brutality |
| 揭发警察暴行的惊人消息 |
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| 45. | To declare or disclose an interest |
| 宣布权益或披露利害关系 |
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| 46. | To disclose private matters in confidence. |
| 吐露秘密地吐露私人事情 |
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| 47. | make known or disclose(sth);discover |
| 揭露或暴露（某事物）;发现 |
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| 48. | a revealing slip of the tongue, disclosure, comment |
| 暴露真相的失言、 揭发、 评论 |
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| 49. | To bring to public notice;disclose. |
| 使显露引起大众的注意；使显现 |
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| 50. | too secretive to disclose her vacation plans. |
| 她太讳莫如深了，不肯告诉我们她的休假计划。 |
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