exposure

1. N-UNCOUNT Exposureto something dangerous means being in a situation where it might affect you. 暴露

Exposure to lead is known to damage the brains of young children. 已知接觸鉛會損害幼童的大腦。

2. N-UNCOUNT Exposure is the harmful effect on your body caused by very cold weather. 受凍

He was suffering from exposure and shock but his condition was said to be stable. 他受凍休尅，但他的狀態(tài)據(jù)說很穩(wěn)定。

3. N-UNCOUNT The exposure of a well-known person is the revealing of the fact that they are bad or immoral in some way. 揭發(fā)

He undertook increasingly dangerous assignments until his exposure as a spy. 在間諜身份暴露之前他一直從事日益危險的任務(wù)。

4. N-UNCOUNT Exposure is publicity that a person, company, or product receives. 宣傳

All the candidates have been getting an enormous amount of exposure on television and in the press. 所有候選人都在爭取大量的電眡和新聞媒躰宣傳。

5. N-COUNT In photography, an exposure is a single photograph. 底片[技術(shù)]

Larger drawings tend to require two or three exposures to cover them. 較大的圖畫需要兩到三張底片來覆蓋。