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揭舉

揭举

jiējǔ

to lift up
(fig.) to put on display
to set forth
to expound

Entry Composition

to take the lid off
to expose
to unmask

to lift
to hold up
to cite
to enumerate
to act
to raise
to choose
to elect
act
move
deed

Related entries

把你的腿抬起來

Raise your leg.

Source: Tatoeba

to lift up (sth hanging down)
to raise (hem of skirt)
to pull up (sleeve)
to sprinkle (water with cupped hands)

to lift up
to hold high

to raise
to lift up (curtains, clothing etc)

to dig; to pick; to scratch (with a finger or sth pointed)
to carve; to cut
to study meticulously
stingy; miserly
to lift up (esp. the hem of a robe)

to put on display
to be on show
to exhibit

美國自然歷史博物館的「光之生物」展覽展出了發綠色光的水母、額頭上提著燈籠的琵琶魚，以及在洞穴頂棚上懸掛粘液狀細絲，用來誘捕獵物的螢火蟲。

The American Museum of Natural History’s “Creatures of Light” exhibit features jellyfish that glow green, anglerfish whose lantern-like bulbs dangle from their foreheads and luminous glowworms that hang mucus-like strands from cave ceilings to attract and ensnare their prey.

Source: Tatoeba

to put on display
to exhibit
exhibition
show

classifiers: 個, 次

展览现在已经开放。

The exhibition is now open.

Source: Tatoeba

to put on display (sth abstract)
to draw attention to
conspicuous

to offer
to present
to dedicate
to donate
to show
to put on display
worthy person (old)

我每三个月献一次血。

I donate blood every three months.

Source: Tatoeba

to get up
to leave
to set forth

to expound
to propagate

to expound (a position)
to elaborate (on a topic)
to treat (a subject)

他简单地阐述了他的理由。

He gave his reasons in brief.

Source: Tatoeba

to elaborate (on a theme)
to expound (the classics)
perfunctory
to skimp
to botch
to do sth half-heartedly or just for show
barely enough to get by

to elucidate
to expound
to study and explain

to explain
to expound
to interpret
elucidation

variant of 敷衍
to elaborate (on a theme)
to expound (the meaning of the classics)

to elucidate
to explain clearly
to expound

我们必须阐明这个观点，在运动项目上，业余选手和专业选手的界限开始消失了。

The point we must clarify here is that the lines between amateur and professional in sport are beginning to disappear.

Source: Tatoeba