Translation
exhibition, display; exposure
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Word origin
From Latin expositio ('a setting out, an explanation'), from exponere ('to put out, to display'). English 'exposition' comes from the same source.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- expositio
- English cognates
- exposition, expose
Grammar
Examples
Picasso .
The Picasso exhibition opens on Saturday at the museum.
prolongée .
Prolonged exposure to the sun can be dangerous.
émouvante.
We visited a very moving exhibition of photographs.
.
The flat faces due south.
, .
In his account of the facts, the journalist stays neutral.
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