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| 71. | To reveal(secret matters)especially through indiscreet or unreserved talk. |
| 泄露（秘密）尤指从无意或无保留的谈话中泄露（秘密的事情） |
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| 72. | you needed to disclose a disease like lupus. |
| 你本应该告知大家 关于你得了狼疮的事情 |
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| 73. | betray one's calling |
| 泄露某人的职业 [底细] |
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| 74. | To remove the coverings from; disclose to view. |
| 摊开从…移去盖罩；揭开来看 |
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| 75. | revelations about her past |
| 关于她过去情况的泄露 |
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| 76. | To divulge in a breach of confidence. |
| 以违背信任而泄露。 |
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| 77. | Do not let on to my identity. |
| 别泄露我的身分。 |
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| 78. | She refused to disclose her name and address. |
| 她不肯透露自己的姓名和地址。 |
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| 79. | To make known(something private or secret. |
| 泄露泄漏（秘密，隐私等） |
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| 80. | to divulge; to leak; to reveal; to disclose |
| 透露 |
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