及物动词veil
及物动词
1. The plan was unveiled with the approval from the Minister.
经部长同意该计划被公布于众。
unveil什么意思
1. 揭露：我的文字表达了我所看见的,我的文字蕴涵了我所见识的道,我所看见的,我所知道的,别人不一定看见了,或知道,我首先揭露(Unveil)了,我首先提醒他们去看,我就是在创造知识.
2. 使公诸于众：stereotype成见,固定形象 | unruly 不守规矩的,不受约束的 | unveil使公诸于众
3. 揭开：unvaryingly 恒久地 | unveil 揭开 | unventilated 不通风的
4. 揭幕：submachine gun 冲锋枪 | tuxedo 无尾夜礼服 | unveil 揭幕
1. 为…揭幕
If someone formally unveils something such as a new statue or painting, they draw back the curtain which is covering it.
e.g. ...a ceremony to unveil a monument to the victims.
死难者纪念碑揭幕仪式
2. 公布；推出；出台
If you unveil a plan, new product, or some other thing that has been kept secret, you introduce it to the public.
e.g. Mr Werner unveiled his new strategy this week...
沃纳先生本周公布了其新策略。
e.g. Companies from across Europe are here to unveil their latest models.
全欧洲的公司都来到这里展示其最新款产品。
1. The center is scheduled to unveil another blacklist at the end of the month.
2. China UnionPay will hold a ceremony Friday to announce the launch and unveil details of the deal.
3. The CIRC was to unveil the revised regulation on insurers'overseas investment soon to balance and prevent their investment risks.
4. China is set to unveil plans to impose controls on total energy consumption and that is closely linked to the country's greenhouse gas caps.
5. It is the fruit of our stargazers'collective endeavours to unveil the astronomical mysteries around us.
6. The nation is set to unveil a model for the commercial jet in two weeks.
7. It would unveil a new logo this month called Ferre's " signature pin, " inspired by the late designer's trademark safety pins dangling from his tie.
8. Ford previously announced it will unveil 15 new models in China by 2015 and double its dealer outlets in the country.
9. unveil
9. Obama and Geithner will outline four tax proposals ahead of a more detailed budget they will unveil later this week.
10. And the show will not only unveil the newest innovations of established designers, but also is intended to discover new talents and help them develop a successful career.
verb
1. remove the veil from
e.g. Women must not unveil themselves in public in Islamic societies
2. remove the cover from
e.g. unveil a painting
3. unveil什么意思
3. make visible
e.g. Summer brings out bright clothes
He brings out the best in her