英语词汇“exposure”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	exposure
释义	ex·po·sure \ikˈspōzhə(r), ek-\ noun (-s) Etymology: expose + -ure 1. : an act of exposing, laying open, or setting forth: as a. : disclosure to view : display < skillful exposure of goods in a store window > < her exposure of a shapely leg > b. (1) : a disclosure especially of a weakness or something shameful or criminal : unmasking < continued his exposure of electoral frauds > < the battle was finally won with the exposure of the Tory commissioner as a grafter — Current Biography > also : the condition of being unmasked or shown up < he feared exposure above all else > (2) : presentation, exposition < a dispassionate exposure of fundamental passions of any time and any place — T.S.Eliot > < how terrifying an exposure he was making of the emptiness of life without belief — F.O.Matthiessen > < suites were considered too heavy for exposure in the concert hall — Roland Gelatt > c. : an act of abandoning (as an infant) especially in the open < reject all regulation of the birth rate by infanticide, exposure, … or any other means — H.E.Barnes & Howard Becker > d. (1) : the act of exposing a sensitized photographic material (2) : a section of a film for an individual picture < a roll containing eight exposures > (3) : the total amount of light or other radiant energy received per unit area on the sensitized material — usually expressed for cameras in terms of the time and the lens f-number < an exposure of 1/50 second at f/8 > e. : an act of subjecting to an experience or influence < denounced exposure of children to such corrupting literature > 2. a. : a condition or an instance of being laid bare or exposed to view < particularly striking … are the picturesque exposures of the somber banded clays — Earth Science Digest > d. : a condition of being exposed to danger or loss : liability or accessibility to something that may affect detrimentally < exposure to infection > : risk, vulnerability < insurable under a policy having less exposure — Charles Ray > < exposure to sudden attack by the enemy > specifically : the condition of being exposed to the elements < she died as a result of exposure suffered after a shipwreck — American Guide Series: Maine > < the work is hard … and exposure is part of the routine — E.P.Hohman > c. : a condition or an instance of being subjected to an experience or influence < long exposure to the temperature of boiling water — J.B.Conant > < the permanent effects of his early exposure to Catholicism — William Troy > < wearily cynical from years of exposure to human misery — New York Times > d. : a position with respect to the points of compass or to climatic or weather influences < a kitchen with a western exposure > 3. : something (as a bed of mineral material) exposed to view < thousands of exposures of many different kinds of rock have been examined — W.E.Swinton > 4. : the product of the flux density of radiation falling upon a surface by the time during which the surface is exposed to the radiation
随便看	seleucid self- self self self-abandoned self-abandonment self-abasement self-abnegating self-abnegation self-absorbed self-absorption self-abuse self-accusation self-accusatory self-accusing self-acquired self-acting self-action self-active self-activity self-actor self-actualization self-actualize self-actualizer self-addressed

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