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Meanings of unveil in English

Portuguese
revelar
Catalan
revelar
Spanish
revelar

Make visible.

revelar
Portuguese
tirar o véu
Spanish
desvelar

Remove the veil from.

tirar o véu

To make known something heretofore kept secret.

Usage of unveil in English
1
By that, he means AMC will unveil several new cheaper-to-make reality shows.
Reuters
2
They say they will unveil a proposed solution after the court rules.
Reuters
3
Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker is due to unveil new proposals on Wednesday.
Reuters
4
Hungary's government is expected to unveil a fiscal reform package in February.
Reuters
5
Google loves to unveil a good gag product on April Fool's Day.
Wired
6
Researchers will unveil the world's first lab-grown burger in London later today.
BBC
7
He made his last public appearance Oct. 14 to unveil new MacBooks.
Wired
8
Gove is set to unveil more detail about his plans in June.
The Guardian
9
Many automakers had planned to use the show to unveil new vehicles.
Reuters
10
AIB is scheduled to unveil full-year results to the market on March.
The Irish Times
11
May 13 - Icahn and Southeastern unveil candidates for a new board.
Reuters
12
The hoarding and roadworks will soon unveil a gleaming new leisure centre.
The Irish Times
13
However, it is unclear when Beijing might unveil a nationwide carbon-trading scheme.
Reuters
14
Budget carrier Norwegian is due to unveil its results on February 16.
Reuters
15
However, when you delve deep, the nuances of French cooking unveil themselves.
The Irish Times
16
But the attempt to unveil the future by direct inspection failed completely.
Last and First Men
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Common
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Common
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