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disclose

Aussprache: [dɪsˈkloʊz]

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Kontext: „information sharing“

(verb) to make something known or to reveal something that was not known before. When someone discloses information, they are telling others about it for the first time.

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The scientist disclosed her findings in a public meeting.

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He did not disclose any details about the project during the discussion.

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What information did she disclose during the interview?

Kontext: „legal“

(verb) to reveal required information, especially in legal or official situations. This means sharing important details that people need to know in order to understand a case or agreement.

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The lawyer disclosed all relevant evidence to the court.

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The defendant refused to disclose any evidence that could help his case.

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Did the company disclose all necessary information in their report?

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