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Meanings of exposed in anglès

With no protection or shield.

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Not covered with clothing.

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Usage of exposed in anglès
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She said the crisis had exposed the need for better international coordination.
The Guardian
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The similar result was also observed in subjects of early childhood-exposed group.
Pubmed
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Samsung is also far less exposed to China as an end market.
Reuters
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Almost all had been exposed to alcohol abuse and significant domestic violence.
The Guardian
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Ross County co-manager Stuart Kettlewell: We left ourselves far, far too exposed.
BBC
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Airlines and other transport companies are also particularly exposed to fuel costs.
Reuters
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But the revisions also exposed another problem in Chinese economic data: opacity.
Reuters
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Inevitably, the shortcomings of our health system were exposed - yet again.
The Irish Times
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That has left Windows XP particularly exposed to new methods of hacking.
The Irish Times
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We were given clear instructions not to allow ourselves to be exposed.
Halo
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Still, within the South African context, 2018 has exposed many political pitfalls.
The South African
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Animals exposed to chronic stress showed major increases in ischemic lesion size.
Pubmed
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Background: Workers in cotton industry are occupationally exposed to various dust-related hazards.
Pubmed
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It was quite an exposed area, so they were probably feeling vulnerable.
A short history of nearly everything
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For example, young people may take up smoking if exposed to e-cigarettes.
Radio NZ
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O'Grady said the figures exposed a hidden part of the British economy.
The Guardian
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