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| 71. | reveal the atrocious features; Bare one's fangs |
| 凶相毕露 |
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| 72. | I promised never to reveal his secret. |
| 我答应决不泄露他的秘密。 |
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| 73. | Petunia still has some mystery to reveal. |
| 关于佩妮仍然有些未解之迷。 |
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| 74. | To expose to or reveal by radiation. |
| 暴露于射线用辐射手段暴露或发现某物 |
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| 75. | reveal its importance for the first time |
| 初露端倪 |
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| 76. | To reveal against one's desire or will. |
| 泄露某人的愿望或欲望。 |
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| 77. | To expose or reveal conspiracy and secrets |
| 摘奸发伏 |
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| 78. | to expose; to lay bare; to reveal |
| 道破 |
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| 79. | A writer can't help but reveal himself. |
| 一个作家在作品中，总不免要显露出一些自身的影子。 |
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| 80. | expose a criminal.See Synonyms at reveal +1 |
| 揭露罪犯参见 |
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