disclose

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• /dɪsˈkləʊz/
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From Middle English disclosen, from Middle French desclos, from Old French desclore, itself from Vulgar Latin disclaudere, from Latin dis- + claudere (“to close, shut”) or as a variant of discludo, discludere (cf. disclude). By surface analysis, dis- + close.

79 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Spanish: descerrar — open up
• Bulgarian: показвам (pokazvam) — physically expose to view
• Bulgarian: разкривам (razkrivam) — physically expose to view
• Catalan: revelar — physically expose to view
• Dutch: onthullen — physically expose to view
• Dutch: ontsluieren — physically expose to view
• Esperanto: malkaŝi — physically expose to view
• Finnish: paljastaa — physically expose to view
• French: découvrir — physically expose to view
• French: laisser voir — physically expose to view
• German: enthüllen — physically expose to view
• Hungarian: felfed — physically expose to view
• Hungarian: szem elé tár — physically expose to view
• Hungarian: kitakar — physically expose to view
• Hungarian: feltár — physically expose to view
• Italian: scoprire — physically expose to view
• Central Kurdish: دەرخستن (derxistin) — physically expose to view
• Māori: tūhura — physically expose to view
• Occitan: revelar — physically expose to view
• Occitan: expausar — physically expose to view
• Portuguese: revelar — physically expose to view
• Portuguese: expor — physically expose to view
• Romanian: dezvălui — physically expose to view
• Romanian: expune — physically expose to view
• Russian: раскрыва́ть (raskryvátʹ) — physically expose to view
• Russian: раскры́ть (raskrýtʹ) — physically expose to view
• Welsh: datguddio — physically expose to view
• Bulgarian: откривам (otkrivam) — make known
• Bulgarian: издавам (izdavam) — make known
• Catalan: divulgar — make known
• Chinese Mandarin: 泄露 (xièlòu, xièlù) — make known
• Danish: bekendtliggøre — make known
• Dutch: onthullen — make known
• Dutch: ontsluieren — make known
• Dutch: bekendmaken — make known
• Dutch: vrijgeven — make known
• Finnish: paljastaa — make known
• French: révéler — make known
• French: divulguer — make known
• French: dévoiler — make known
• German: veröffentlichen — make known
• German: bekanntgeben — make known
• German: bekanntmachen — make known
• Hungarian: tudtára ad — make known
• Hungarian: tudomására hoz — make known
• Hungarian: tudat — make known
• Hungarian: közöl — make known
• Hungarian: elárul — make known
• Hungarian: elmond — make known
• Hungarian: közread — make known
• Hungarian: közzétesz — make known
• Hungarian: nyilvánosságra hoz — make known
• Hungarian: leleplez — make known
• Hungarian: felfed — make known
• Ido: desvelizar — make known
• Indonesian: membeberkan — make known
• Indonesian: menyingkap — make known
• Italian: divulgare — make known
• Italian: rivelare — make known
• Japanese: 啓 (kei) — make known
• Central Kurdish: دەرخستن (derxistin) — make known
• Latin: dēclārō — make known
• Latin: ēnūntiō — make known
• Māori: whakakakau — make known
• Norwegian: bekjentgjøre — make known
• Occitan: divulgar — make known
• Occitan: revelar — make known
• Polish: ujawnić — make known
• Portuguese: revelar — make known
• Portuguese: divulgar — make known
• Romanian: revela — make known
• Romanian: divulga — make known
• Russian: раскрыва́ть (raskryvátʹ) — make known
• Russian: раскры́ть (raskrýtʹ) — make known
• Spanish: deschavar — make known
• Thai: เปิดเผย (bpə̀ət-pə̌əi) — make known
• Thai: แพร่งพราย — make known
• Ottoman Turkish: كشف ایتمك (keşf etmek) — make known
• Welsh: datguddio — make known