“To expose” in Japanese
Short answer
To expose in Japanese is “晒す” (sarasu). Full meaning: to expose (to the sun, public, danger, etc.); to bleach, to refine; to rinse (vegetables), to soak.
Other ways to say “To expose” in Japanese
ばらす
barasu to expose (a secret), to disclose, to reveal, to lay bare, to let out, to give away; to take apart, to take to pieces, to disassemble; to kill, to do away with, to get rid of
すっぱ抜く
suppanuku to expose (a secret, scandal, etc.), to disclose, to uncover, to unmask
さらけ出す
sarakedasu to expose, to disclose, to lay bare, to confess
暴き立てる
abakitateru to dig up (a secret, scandal, etc.), to expose, to uncover, to unearth
ほじくり返す
hojikurikaesu to dig up, to expose, to disclose
暴く
abaku to disclose, to divulge, to expose; to open (a grave), to dig out
パラス
parasu to expose (a secret), to disclose, to reveal, to lay bare, to let out, to give away; to take apart, to take to pieces, to disassemble; to kill, to do away with, to get rid of
バラし
barashi to expose (a secret), to disclose, to reveal, to lay bare, to let out, to give away; to take apart, to take to pieces, to disassemble; to kill, to do away with, to get rid of
曝せる
saraseru to expose (to the sun, public, danger, etc.); to bleach, to refine; to rinse (vegetables), to soak
バラス
barasu to expose (a secret), to disclose, to reveal, to lay bare, to let out, to give away; to take apart, to take to pieces, to disassemble; to kill, to do away with, to get rid of
バラす
barasu to expose (a secret), to disclose, to reveal, to lay bare, to let out, to give away; to take apart, to take to pieces, to disassemble; to kill, to do away with, to get rid of
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