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| 21. | public exposure |
| 公开揭露 |
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| 22. | They extorted money from the executive by threatening to reveal his past to the company boss. |
| 他们以向老板揭露他的过去相威胁来勒索这个经理的钱。 |
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| 23. | Paper prototypes can reveal many usability problems that are important to find in early stages of design |
| 在早期设计阶段，纸面原型可以揭露很多可用性问题，这些问题的发现非常重要。 |
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| 24. | expose a secret |
| 揭露秘密 |
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| 25. | To bring to public notice; uncover. |
| 揭露，使公开使公众注意；揭露 |
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| 26. | uncover a crime |
| 揭露罪恶 |
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| 27. | to Betray the fact |
| 揭露真相 |
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| 28. | Expose a criminal. |
| 揭露罪犯 |
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| 29. | lay sth bare; expose or make known sth secret or hidden |
| 揭露;揭发 |
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| 30. | Brought out the facts. |
| 揭露事实 |
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