CEFR B1

disclose

verb

Meaning

To make something known or public; to reveal a secret or information.

Examples

The report was finally disclosed to the public after months of speculation.
She refused to disclose the source of her information.

Synonyms: tell, reveal, divulge, unveil

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disclose (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /daɪˈskloʊz/

Definition

To make something known or public; to reveal a secret or information.

Examples

The report was finally disclosed to the public after months of speculation.
She refused to disclose the source of her information.
Companies are required to disclose their financial records annually.

How to Use disclose

disclose to (prepositional phrase): To reveal information to a specific person or group. — "He decided to disclose the truth to his parents."
disclose that (collocation): To reveal a fact or piece of information. — "She did not disclose that she had a prior conviction."

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