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DICTIONARY OF OTHER ESTEFALU
reveal
transitive verb
pronunciation and accent pa · the · SA · King
Etymology: adjective clear (= manifest). Palese is derived dall'avverbio Latin palam (= publications, events)
Other words derived clear : patently, blatantly, openly, clearly, overt
(the subject of the verb can be animate or inanimate, something corporeal or incorporeal) make clear; ie, to know or see clearly (what was not known, not seen)
Synonyms: manifest appalesare, display, highlight
Antonyms: conceal, hide, conceal, oculta
approximate amount: Evidencia , manifestar , in English; manifest , French, to manifest , in English.
- Dispensatemi from reveal my name - he replied.
Antonio Ghislanzoni (Abrakadabra)
[...] you have told me revealed a secret, I can not reveal it ....
Cesare Monteverde (demagogues)
looked at her intensely: the beautiful and serene and courteous accepted the heavy tribute that my whole being clear to her with my eyes.
Aegisthus Roggero (Tales of my Riviera)
this speech seemed to me so reasonable that I took courage to reveal such , estimating that would be received as conclusive.
Galileo Galilei (Letters)
In most places in his works, the Darwin reveals a singular modesty.
Enrico Morselli (Charles Darwin)
She diligent, industrious, ingenious componea then adapted and used to put them together with such ease and artistry, which seemed not invent, but reveal , and show things already made and invented.
also very close (Discourse around Archimedes)
[...] palesatemi the one you love, and let me care of the rest.
Antonio Ranieri (Geneva)
-Lord, talk to my mother.
- I can not, Rosina, I can not, a terrible secret prevents me now emergence her and you.
Cesare Monteverde (demagogues)
From the tragic night in which William I had revealed his discomfort in front of the ruins of the abbey, as by tacit agreement, we did not most talked about that story.
Umberto Eco (The Name of the Rose)
*** The accused may be introduced by a sentence that :
[I] blush of reveal insolence that you called their zeal.
Vincenzo Monti (Unpublished and Rare)
And here we set aside the pen, not without reveal that the memorial made for us in the pages of many names [...]
Francesco Zanotto (History of Venetian Painting)
One morning I wake up and see my men went, I joined them and they told me frankly that they wanted to take the mountains and go to Switzerland, em'invitarono to follow them, they replied negatively, and I begged them, in case they were arrested, not reveal that I was aware of, and indeed are prevented that would have revealed the their escape.
Stefano della Valle (The Delights of a half century ...)
emergence
way intransitive pronominal and reflexive dell'accezione
Synonyms: events, exhibitions
Antonyms: hide, disappear, hide
Along the way you chatter about politics, war and even literature. He appalesò Knight and many studies.
Alberto Mario (red shirt)
heard appoint Dushmanta would come out of hiding and emergence .
Giovanni Berchet (Works)
He palesossi chivalrous, passionate, eloquent.
Alberto Mario (red shirt)
Ben often we happen to be confronted by a giant foot of clay and my words there appaleseranno very true, if they thought for a moment that a giant [...]
Mozzoni Anna Maria (The Liberation of Women)
praised and admired by foreigners, and even envied, but the more we love for the beauty that only us reveals .
Edmondo de Amicis (The language Gentile)
Each of these discoveries is likely to constitute in itself the scientific heritage of a great geologist: it began with Darwin and emergence geologist and paleontologist of the first order.
Enrico Morselli (Charles Darwin)
Luigi revealed itself shy and reserved.
Neera (Old Chains)
This stretch reveals your perspicacity.
Stanislaus Marchisio (theater)
present tense
I plain (obvious I ), you clear , he, she reveals, we manifest, you revealed, they reveal
imperfect indicative
I revealed, you manifest, he revealed, we revealed, you revealed, they reveal
indicative past tense
I palesai, you palesasti, he clearly, we revealed, you palesaste, they reveal
indicative simple future
I paleserò, you clear, he paleserà , we reveal, you obviously, they reveal
present subjunctive
I manifest, you manifest, he obvious, we manifest, you revealed, they palesino
imperfect subjunctive
I manifest, you manifest, he revealed, we manifest, you palesaste they emerge of
present conditional
I manifest, you obviously, he clearly, we obviously, you clearly, clearly they
this imperative
reveals you, he obvious, We reveal overt you, they palesino
present participle: palesante, palesanti
past participle: revealed, revealed, revealed, reveals
gerund: revealing
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