disclose
verb (formal)to give somebody information about something, especially something that was previously secret 揭露；透露；泄露 - disclose something (to somebody)
The spokesman refused to disclose details of the takeover to the press. 发言人拒绝向新闻界透露公司收购的详细情况。 - disclose that…
The report discloses that human error was to blame for the accident. 报告披露这次事故是人为原因造成的。 - it is disclosed that…
It was disclosed that two women were being interviewed by the police. 据透露，有两个女人当时正接受警方的问话。 - disclose what, whether, etc…
I cannot disclose what we discussed. 我不能泄露我们讨论的内容。
Extra ExamplesHe had not fully disclosed all his business dealings. 他并未完全透露他所有的商业交易。 Members of Parliament are required to disclose all their financial interests. 议会议员必须公开他们所有的财政收益。 She refused to disclose the source of her information 她拒绝透露她的信息来源 She was accused of disclosing confidential material to a competitor. 她被指控向竞争对手泄露机密。 She was ordered to disclose all the relevant documents. 她被命令披露所有相关文件。 State law requires unions to disclose financial information. 国家法律要求工会公开财务信息。 The amounts of money were higher than previously disclosed. 钱数比之前透露的要高。 The company has disclosed details of new plans to expand. 该公司披露了新扩张计划的细节。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb- fully
- publicly
- voluntarily
- …
- be obliged to
- be required to
- must
- …
- to
- previously disclosed
- disclose something (to somebody)
- disclose something
to allow something that was hidden to be seen 使显露；使暴露
Word Originlate Middle English: from Old French desclos-, stem of desclore, based on Latin claudere ‘to close’.