Translation guide
The act of revealing or making something known for the first time, such as a new product, artwork, or secret.
To describe the formal ceremony where a covering is removed from a new statue, monument, or plaque.
A formal ceremony for unveiling a statue, monument, or plaque. Literally 'curtain-removing ceremony'.
Tomorrow, the unveiling ceremony for the new bronze statue will be held in the park.
Literally 'to take off the veil', used metaphorically for unveiling something hidden or revealing a true nature. Can be used for both physical objects and abstract things.
The new sculpture was finally unveiled.
A public showing or debut, often used for new products, artworks, or even introducing a new person (like a bride). Less formal than 除幕式.
To talk about the first public showing of a new product, concept, or plan, often in business or technology contexts.
To express the act of making something previously hidden or unknown public, such as a scandal, truth, or personal secret.
Disclosure or exposure of secrets, scandals, or hidden truths. Often used in journalism or gossip.
Specifically for the first public showing of a painting, sculpture, film, or other artistic creation.
The unveiling of the new statue will take place tomorrow.
新しい車のお披露目会に招待されました。
I was invited to the unveiling event for the new car.
The most common word for 'announcement' or 'unveiling' of new products, plans, or information. Can be used in almost any context.
There will be an unveiling of the new product next month.
Means 'making public' or 'release'. Often used for unveiling designs, movies, or information to the public.
The new design was unveiled today.
Also used for product unveilings, especially in marketing. Carries a nuance of a special debut or showing off.
The unveiling event for the new smartphone is generating buzz.
Can be used metaphorically for revealing a new product or secret project, but sounds slightly dramatic or literary.
The secret project was finally unveiled.
His past was unveiled/exposed.
Official announcement or making something public, often used by organizations or authorities. More formal than 暴露.
The company unveiled its new policy.
To reveal or disclose a secret or truth. Often used in personal contexts.
She finally unveiled/revealed the secret.
Metaphorically 'unveiling' a hidden truth or identity. Slightly literary.
The mysterious figure was finally unveiled.
General term for making an artwork public, such as a film release or exhibition opening.
The new film will be unveiled/released next week.
Used when an artist announces or presents a new work.
The painter unveiled a new work.
Often used for a special preview or debut showing of an artwork.
The painting was unveiled at the exhibition.
release/unveil a movie
unveil/show off a new car
Avoid directly translating 'unveiling' as ベールを脱ぐ in all contexts. It is a metaphorical expression and can sound overly dramatic or literary if used for routine announcements. Use 発表 or 公開 for most business/tech contexts.
その会社の最新スマートフォンの発表は大きな注目を集めた。
The company's unveiling of its latest smartphone attracted a lot of attention.
The documentary unveiled the truth about the scandal.