“To bring into the open” in Japanese
Short answer
To bring into the open in Japanese is “あぶり出す” (aburidasu). Full meaning: to bring into the open, to reveal, to uncover (e.g. evidence), to bring to light.
Other ways to say “To bring into the open” in Japanese
あぶり出そ
aburidaso to bring into the open, to reveal, to uncover (e.g. evidence), to bring to light
あぶり出せ
aburidase to bring into the open, to reveal, to uncover (e.g. evidence), to bring to light
あぶり出さ
aburidasa to bring into the open, to reveal, to uncover (e.g. evidence), to bring to light
あぶり出そふ
aburidasou to bring into the open, to reveal, to uncover (e.g. evidence), to bring to light
あぶり出そう
aburidasou to bring into the open, to reveal, to uncover (e.g. evidence), to bring to light
あぶり出しゃ
aburidasha to bring into the open, to reveal, to uncover (e.g. evidence), to bring to light
あぶり出そっ
aburidaso to bring into the open, to reveal, to uncover (e.g. evidence), to bring to light
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