原级：exposure
1. 检举：剪刀差 The scissors gap between the prices of ... and ... | 检举 Exposures | 见不得天日 Cannot bear the light of the day
2. 曝光,揭露：in terms of:經由...,藉著... (prep. phr.) | exposures:曝光,揭露 (n.) | upcoming:即將來臨的 (adj.)
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1. If governments do not take strong action to limit exposures to tobacco, by 2030 it could kill more than eight million people each year.
2. It has effectively strengthened its relationship with local governments to control risk exposures, and carefully evaluated the repayment ability of borrowers prior to making any loan.
3. exposures
3. There's something charming about only having a set number of exposures on a roll of film with which to capture an event.
4. The contaminated water has been emitting radiation exposures more than four times the amount the government considers safe for workers.
5. The draft suggests the forthcoming stress tests planned for the region's banks should assess the dangers posed by " exposures to sovereign risk ".
6. The regulator told lenders to reassess their risk exposures and submit reports by the end of June this year.
7. exposures的翻译
7. The latest exposures of cheating in academic research papers published in several overseas magazines last year add to the sad story.
8. exposures
8. Their shameless reaction to exposures is because public supervision does not necessarily mean punishment.
9. These are not " suspect " or " probable " cases, but Dillon said the county is considering them " potential exposures " nevertheless.
10. The report said the region's financial institutions have relatively limited direct exposures to US subprime mortgages made to borrowers with poor credit histories.