核心词义
revelation
英[ˌrevəˈleɪʃ(ə)n] 美[ˌrevə'leɪʃn]
核心词义
n. 启示；揭露；出乎意料的事；被揭露的真相
revelation 基本解释
n. [宗]天启，启示；揭发，暴露；被揭露出来的事物；意外的发现
速记技巧
词根词缀法
来源于拉丁语中由re-(后)和velum(帆，窗帘，面罩)组成的复合词revelare(揭开)。=re-后+vel（veil）面纱+-ation名称词尾
revelation 变化形式
复数： revelations
知识扩展
习语积累
习语 n. come as/be a revelation (to sb) 让人大开眼界；令人耳目一新；出乎意料 to be a completely new or surprising experience; to be different from what was expected
中文词源
revelation 用法和例句提示：点击例句中的单词，就可以看到词义解释
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- Burton 's voracious intellectual interests are a revelation .
- 伯顿对知识的浓厚兴趣给人以启示。
- But the revelation has prompted a furore among ordinary investors about who is benefiting from the booming market in new listings by state-owned companies .
- 但这一信息的披露令普通投资者感到愤怒，他们想知道是谁在从火热的国有企业上市过程中受益。
- The floods have washed up a third revelation .
- 洪水还揭示出第三个事实。
- Their revelation appears unlikely to ruffle diplomatic relations .
- 这类秘密的泄露似乎不可能影响两国外交关系。
- And all these conversations followed the same arc : they began with a bad metaphor and ended with the revelation of ulterior motives .
- 所有的讨论都沿着同样的弧线展开：以不恰当的比喻开始，结果最终就暴露他们的别有用心。