unveil

英[ʌn'veil]美[ʌn'vel]

v.[T]
1.除去...的面纱（或覆盖物）；揭开...的幕
2.使公之于众；揭露
v. [I]
1.除去面纱（或覆盖物）；揭幕
2.揭露出来

同：	[v.] bring out, reveal, uncover
反：	[v.] veil

joanna's scheme to have a big launching party to unveil the new executive-type desk is a publicity stunt, that is, a way to get attention
乔安娜的计划是打算举办一次盛大展销会，在展销会上首次推出一种供高级经理人员使用的新式办公桌，这是对外作广告中引人瞩目之举。收藏
Peace has its victories no less than war,but it doesn't have as many monuments to unveil.
和平也有不少于战争的胜利，但没有那么多的纪念碑揭幕。收藏
Unveil one's face
取下脸上的面纱收藏
Unveil a new law
出台一部新法收藏
It is my pleasure to unveil this plaque in honour of the great man who was born here.
我很高兴能为纪念这位出生在这儿的伟人不举行揭匾典礼。收藏

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remove the veil from
- Women must not unveil themselves in public in Islamic societies
[反] veil
make visible
- Summer brings out bright clothes
- He brings out the best in her
- The newspaper uncovered the President's illegal dealings
[同] bring out, reveal, uncover, unveil

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