Translation of Italian word "esporre" to English
esporre
/esˈporre/
Meaning
VerbTo display something publicly, explain ideas clearly, or subject to risk.
How to use
The Italian verb 'esporre' means 'to display, to explain, to expose' (To display something publicly, explain ideas clearly, or subject to risk). It belongs to the verb. It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. In practice, to display artworks, explain an argument/facts, or expose to danger/sunlight.
🇬🇧 English
to display, to explain, to expose
Example
Il pittore è stato invitato a esporre le sue tele più recenti alla galleria d'arte contemporanea.
The painter was invited to exhibit his most recent canvases at the contemporary art gallery.
Durante il dibattito ogni candidato ha avuto dieci minuti per esporre il proprio programma politico.
During the debate, each candidate had ten minutes to explain their political platform.
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- Il pittore è stato invitato a esporre le sue tele più recenti alla galleria d'arte contemporanea.— The painter was invited to exhibit his most recent canvases at the contemporary art gallery.
- Durante il dibattito ogni candidato ha avuto dieci minuti per esporre il proprio programma politico.— During the debate, each candidate had ten minutes to explain their political platform.
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The Italian word "esporre" means "to display, to explain, to expose" in English.
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