esporre
expose
The Italian word 'esporre' is used to mean 'expose' in English. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as to 'expose' a lie or a secret, or to 'expose' artwork or merchandise in a shop. It can also be used to 'expose' oneself to the elements, as in 'esporre al sole' (expose to the sun).
Example sentences using: esporre
Mi piace andare nei musei per esporre le mie conoscenze sull'arte.
I love going to museums to expose my knowledge about art.
In this sentence, 'esporre' is used to mean sharing or displaying one's knowledge about something. The speaker likes to go to museums and show off their knowledge of art.
Dobbiamo esporre il problema al capo prima che diventi più grave.
We must expose the problem to the boss before it gets worse.
Here 'esporre' means revealing or making something known. It suggests that the problem is currently hidden or not acknowledged, and it needs to be brought to the boss's attention.
In cucina, è importante esporre i cibi al giusto calore.
In the kitchen, it's important to expose food to the right heat.
In this instance, 'esporre' indicates the act of subjecting food to a certain degree of heat, necessary for cooking purposes. It points out the importance of using the correct amount of heat when cooking different kinds of food.