exposed

Word family adjective exposed exposableverb expose nounexposalexposéexposednessexposerexposure

ex·posed /ɪkˈspəʊzd $ -ˈspoʊzd/ AWL adjectiveadj

1 COVER#not protected from the weather 无遮蔽的，不遮挡风雨的 OPP sheltered

an exposed coastline

无遮蔽的海岸线

the side of the garden most exposed to wind

花园最向风的一边

2 not covered 暴露的

All exposed skin should be covered with protective cream.

所有外露的皮肤都应该涂上防护霜。

3 WEAKnot protected from attack 无保护的，易受攻击的 SYN vulnerable

The old fort was very exposed.

这座古堡很容易受到攻击。

These developments leave the British government in an exposed position.

事态的这些新发展使英国政府易受诟病。

Examples from the Corpus

exposed• Invivo, however, it is likely that only posterior mesenchyme is exposed.• Exposed areas, such as the nose, ears, and fingers, are more likely to get frostbite.• The figure landed like a cat, whirling, the knife hinging at Delaney's exposed belly.• This item, in short-term use and probably trailing exposed cable, must be teamed with a circuit-breaker.• She stood up carefully, feeling the cold air move across her exposed face and hands, and turned around.• Thin crops on exposed hillsides are better on the smaller supports.• This story was first exposed in the August 1973 issue of the New Internationalist.• Sometimes the track was exposed, other times tunnelled by rhododendrons and very overgrown.• A computer with an exposed unearthed metal chassis would fall short of the expectation of safety.

exposed position• Anxiously I looked forward, fearing an assault upon my exposed position..• Had the advice of some hon. Members been followed over the years, we might now be in a very exposed position.• There the nectar does not evaporate as quickly as it would if it were in a more exposed position.• These developments will continue to leave governments in an increasingly exposed position.• The region's exposed position also means it's often notoriously windy.• It stood successfully in this very exposed position until December 1755.• Those at the edges of a stand or in an exposed position were excluded.• This can leave him in an uncomfortably exposed position, while denying Parliament any effective control.

词汇	exposed
释义	exposed Word family adjective exposed exposableverb expose nounexposalexposéexposednessexposerexposure ex·posed /ɪkˈspəʊzd $ -ˈspoʊzd/ AWL adjectiveadj 1 COVER#not protected from the weather 无遮蔽的，不遮挡风雨的 OPP sheltered an exposed coastline 无遮蔽的海岸线 the side of the garden most exposed to wind 花园最向风的一边 2 not covered 暴露的 All exposed skin should be covered with protective cream. 所有外露的皮肤都应该涂上防护霜。 3 WEAKnot protected from attack 无保护的，易受攻击的 SYN vulnerable The old fort was very exposed. 这座古堡很容易受到攻击。 These developments leave the British government in an exposed position. 事态的这些新发展使英国政府易受诟病。 Examples from the Corpus exposed• Invivo, however, it is likely that only posterior mesenchyme is exposed.• Exposed areas, such as the nose, ears, and fingers, are more likely to get frostbite.• The figure landed like a cat, whirling, the knife hinging at Delaney's exposed belly.• This item, in short-term use and probably trailing exposed cable, must be teamed with a circuit-breaker.• She stood up carefully, feeling the cold air move across her exposed face and hands, and turned around.• Thin crops on exposed hillsides are better on the smaller supports.• This story was first exposed in the August 1973 issue of the New Internationalist.• Sometimes the track was exposed, other times tunnelled by rhododendrons and very overgrown.• A computer with an exposed unearthed metal chassis would fall short of the expectation of safety. exposed position• Anxiously I looked forward, fearing an assault upon my exposed position..• Had the advice of some hon. Members been followed over the years, we might now be in a very exposed position.• There the nectar does not evaporate as quickly as it would if it were in a more exposed position.• These developments will continue to leave governments in an increasingly exposed position.• The region's exposed position also means it's often notoriously windy.• It stood successfully in this very exposed position until December 1755.• Those at the edges of a stand or in an exposed position were excluded.• This can leave him in an uncomfortably exposed position, while denying Parliament any effective control.
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