unveil
gb/ʌnvˈeɪl/ us/ʌnvˈeɪl/
B2
Inglese
~ 7400
bemutat, bejelent, nyilvánosságra hoz, leleplez
VERBO
B2
1
Schema d'uso:
to unveil [something] to [people/the public]
The company will unveil its new smartphone at next week's tech conference.
A cég a jövő heti technológiai konferencián mutatja be az új okostelefonját.
The government is set to unveil a series of measures to support small businesses.
A kormány várhatóan egy sor, a kisvállalkozások támogatását célzó intézkedést jelent be.
The museum plans to unveil the painting at a private event for donors.
The startup unveiled its long-awaited app in a live online presentation.
City officials unveiled a detailed strategy to cut carbon emissions by 2030.
Esempi per chi studia
The artist will unveil his new work tomorrow.
A művész holnap mutatja be új művét.
They unveiled a new logo at the meeting.
A megbeszélésen bemutattak egy új logót.
The mayor unveiled a plan to improve the roads.
The company unveiled a cheap phone for students.
The school unveiled a program to help new teachers.
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes use *unveil* for everyday small things where *show* or *tell* is more natural (e.g., saying *She unveiled her new haircut to her friends* can sound too formal or dramatic). *Unveil* is usually used for official, public, or newsworthy things like products, plans, policies, or artworks.
Significato
formally reveal or announce
Collocazioni
unveil a plan
|unveil a policy
|unveil a new product
|unveil a strategy
|unveil a report
|unveil a campaign
Sinonimi
reveal (More general; does not always suggest a public or formal presentation.)
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announce (Focuses on giving information in words, not on visually showing something.)
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launch (Common for new products or services; emphasizes starting to sell or use, not just showing.)
Contrari
conceal (Means to keep something hidden or secret instead of making it known.)
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withhold (Emphasizes deliberately not giving information to the public.)
Temi
business
|media
|politics
|art
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Definizione
to show or tell people about something new for the first time, usually in a formal way
To show or announce something to the public for the first time, especially in a formal or planned way.
VERBO
C1
2
leleplez
B2
Schema d'uso:
to unveil [object/statue/person]
The mayor unveiled the statue by pulling away the velvet cloth.
A polgármester a bársonylepel lehúzásával leplezte le a szobrot.
During the ceremony, the family unveiled a plaque in honor of the victims.
Az ünnepségen a család emléktáblát leplezett le az áldozatok tiszteletére.
At midnight, they unveiled the painting that had been kept hidden all week.
The curator unveiled the ancient artifact in front of the cameras.
With a smile, she unveiled the sculpture she had been working on for years.
Esempi per chi studia
They unveiled the new statue in the park.
Leleplezték az új szobrot a parkban.
The cloth was removed to unveil the memorial.
Eltávolították a leplet az emlékműről.
The artist unveiled the small model on the table.
At the wedding, they unveiled the bride's face.
The teacher unveiled the map by pulling off the cover.
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes confuse this with taking off normal clothes, where *take off* or *undress* is more natural (e.g., *He unveiled his jacket* is incorrect; say *He took off his jacket*). *Unveil* is used when a special cover or veil is removed to present something.
Significato
remove cover to show something
Collocazioni
unveil a statue
|unveil a memorial
|unveil a plaque
|unveil the bride
|unveil the painting
Sinonimi
uncover (Very close in meaning; slightly more general and less associated with formal ceremonies.)
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draw back the curtain (More specific image; used especially with curtains rather than veils or cloths.)
Contrari
cover (Means to put something over an object so it cannot be seen.)
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veil (Means to place a veil or covering over something, the opposite physical action of unveiling.)
Temi
ceremony
|culture
|art
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definizione
to take off a cloth or cover so people can see what is under it
To remove a veil, cloth, or other covering from something or someone so that it can be seen.
Grammatica
Forma base
unveil
IPA
GB/ʌnvˈeɪl/
US/ʌnvˈeɪl/
Sillabe e accento
un - veil (2 sillabe)
Stress on 2nd syllable (veil)
Forme flesse
Verb
- Base: unveil
- 3rd Person Singular: unveils
- Present Participle: unveiling
- Past: unveiled
Famiglia di parole
Forms
unveils
verb
unveiling
verb
unveiled
verb
Core family
veil
noun A2
Related words
veiled
adjective
veiling
noun
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