disclosure

中英词典 - Disclosure

形容词

disclosure 的形容词形式为 disclosive。

名词

1. 公开；揭露
2. 透露；泄露
3. 披露；揭示
4. 被揭示的事实；披露的信息

词语辨析

disclosure 和 reveal 是非常相似的词语，都表示将事实或信息公之于众。然而，disclosure 更加正式和官方。reveal 通常用于透露一些之前未知的事实或信息，而 disclosure 更常用于官方或法律上的披露行为。

词汇扩充

disclosure 的动词形式为 disclose，名词形式为 discloser。

近义词

exposure, revelation, divulgence

反义词

concealment, suppression, cover-up

柯林斯词典

disclosure (noun)

1. If you make a disclosure about something that has been kept secret, you reveal it.
2. A disclosure is a statement in which someone gives information about something, often something that has been kept secret.

牛津词典

disclosure (noun)

1. The action of making new or secret information known.
2. A fact that has been made known.

用法

1. The disclosure of classified information is strictly prohibited.
2. The company's financial disclosures were misleading.
3. She made a shocking disclosure about her past during the interview.
4. The disclosure of his criminal record ruined his chances of getting the job.

例句

1. He made a disclosure about his involvement in the scandal.
2. The disclosure of confidential documents caused a public outcry.
3. She signed a non-disclosure agreement, promising not to reveal any sensitive information.
4. During the trial, the prosecution made a disclosure of new evidence.
5. The disclosure of his affair with a colleague led to his resignation.
6. The journalist faced legal consequences for the unauthorized disclosure of classified information.
7. He hesitated before making the disclosure of his true identity.
8. The company's disclosure of its financial situation was met with skepticism.
9. Her disclosure of her personal struggles inspired others to open up about their own.
10. The disclosure of the company's unethical practices caused a public outcry.
11. He was required to sign a disclosure form before gaining access to confidential information.
12. The government's disclosure of the health risks associated with the product caused panic among consumers.
13. The disclosure of the secret recipe sparked a wave of imitations by competitors.
14. She decided it was time to make a disclosure about her past mistakes.
15. The disclosure of his hidden wealth was a shock to many.
16. The disclosure of his criminal record tarnished his reputation.
17. She received a court order preventing the disclosure of sensitive information.
18. After much deliberation, he finally made the disclosure of his true feelings.
19. She made a disclosure about the company's illegal activities to the authorities.
20. The disclosure of the secret project caused a media frenzy.