露ろ出しゅつ

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露出する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

exposure; laying bare; baring

Broadly used for revealing or exposing something physically, such as skin, a hidden object, or a secret. Can be transitive or intransitive.

Technical term in photography for the amount of light reaching the film or sensor. Cross-referenced with 露光.

〈物もの〉を露ろ出しゅつするto expose or bare something (e.g. skin)
彼かの女じょは肌はだを露ろ出しゅつする服ふくを着きていた。
She was wearing clothes that exposed her skin.
露ろ出しゅつを調ちょう整せいするto adjust the exposure (camera settings)
カメラの露ろ出しゅつを調ちょう整せいして明あかるさを合あわせた。
I adjusted the camera's exposure to get the right brightness.
メディアへの露ろ出しゅつが増ふえるto get more exposure in the media
最さい近きん、彼かれのメディアへの露ろ出しゅつが増ふえている。
Recently, his media exposure has been increasing.
〈物もの〉が露ろ出しゅつするfor something to become exposed or laid bare
台たい風ふうで木きの根ねが地じ面めんから露ろ出しゅつした。
The tree's roots became exposed from the ground due to the typhoon.

露ろ光こう sense 2
露光 is the strict technical term for the amount of light hitting film or a sensor, while 露出 covers this photographic sense as well as broader meanings like baring skin or media exposure.
暴ばく露ろN1sense 1
暴露 means to expose or reveal secrets or scandals, whereas 露出 focuses on physically baring or exposing something such as skin or an object.
露ろ呈ていN1sense 1
露呈 is a more literary word for a fact or weakness becoming exposed or apparent, while 露出 is more general and can describe physical exposure or media appearance.
丸まる見みえ
露出 is a more formal or technical term for exposure (e.g. skin, film, data), whereas 丸見え is a casual everyday word for something being completely visible.

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晒さらすN1
露出 focuses on something becoming visible or uncovered (like skin or film to light), while 晒す emphasizes the act of deliberately leaving something exposed.
顔かお出だし
露出 is a more clinical or photographic term for exposing something (including one's face or body), while 顔出し specifically means showing your real face, especially online.

隠いん蔽ぺい sense 1
隠蔽 means to conceal or cover something up, the opposite of 露出's sense of exposing or baring something.

漏ろう出しゅつ
漏出 means the leakage of a liquid or gas and is easily confused with 露出 due to similar kanji and pronunciation, but 露出 means exposure or baring, not leaking.
絞しぼり
露出 refers to photographic exposure (how much light reaches the sensor overall), while 絞り specifically refers to the aperture mechanism that helps control it.
露ろ見けん
露出 shares the kanji 露 with 露見 but refers to physical exposure (skin, film, camera settings), not the discovery of a secret or wrongdoing.

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露ろ骨こつN1
露出 shares the kanji 露 with 露骨 but means physical exposure (e.g. of skin or film), not the figurative bluntness or lewdness of 露骨.
露ろ呈ていN1
露出 refers to physical exposure (e.g. skin, film, camera settings) while 露呈 refers to the exposure of hidden facts, weaknesses, or problems.

回かいN4sense 2
露出 in the photographic sense (an act of exposing film or sensor to light) is counted with 回, as in 3回露出する.

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Compound of 露 (ro, 'expose') and 出 (shutsu, 'come out'). The kanji combination directly conveys the meaning of bringing something out into the open.