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1. 显露 (xiǎn lù) - to reveal, to show, to expose; this word emphasizes the act of making something known or visible
2. 暴露 (bào lù) - to expose, to lay bare; this word often carries a negative connotation, implying that something was revealed or exposed against one's will or without one's knowledge
3. 揭露 (jiē lù) - to expose, to uncover; this word is often used in the context of revealing secrets or hidden information
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1. Weather: In the context of weather, 露 (lù) refers to dew, which is the moisture that forms on surfaces overnight when the temperature drops. It is often used in weather forecasts or descriptions of the morning weather.
Example: 今天早上有很多露水。(Jīntiān zǎoshang yǒu hěn duō lùshuǐ.) - There is a lot of dew this morning.
2. Revealing/Exposing: 露 (lù) can also mean to reveal or expose something, often used in a figurative sense. It can refer to revealing one's true feelings, intentions, or secrets.
Example: 她终于露出了真正的性格。(Tā zhōngyú lù chū le zhēnzhèng de xìnggé.) - She finally revealed her true character.
3. Appearance: In the context of appearance, 露 (lù) can refer to showing or exposing a part of the body, often used in a negative or inappropriate sense.
Example: 她的裙子太短了，露出了大腿。(Tā de qúnzi tài duǎn le, lù chū le dàtuǐ.) - Her skirt is too short, exposing her thighs.
4. Performance: 露 (lù) can also refer to a performance or show, often used in the phrase "露脸" (lùliǎn), which means to make an appearance or show up.
Example: 他在电影里只露了一下脸。(Tā zài diànyǐng lǐ zhǐ lù le yīxià liǎn.) - He only made a brief appearance in the movie.
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