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exposition

/ˌek.spəˈzɪʃ.ən/

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noun

/ˌek.spəˈzɪʃ.ən/B2formalart
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее крупную публичную выставку или демонстрацию произведений искусства, товаров или других предметов, а также подробное объяснение или описание идеи или теории.

A noun referring to a large public exhibition or display of art, products, or other items, or a detailed explanation or description of an idea or theory.

  1. Detailed explanationB2formal

    A comprehensive explanation or description of an idea, theory, or subject.

    ruПодробное объяснение

    • The professor gave a clear exposition of quantum mechanics.
    • Her exposition of the poem revealed its hidden meanings.
    • The book provides an excellent exposition of economic theory.

    Synonymsaccountclarificationcommentarydescriptionelucidationexplanationexplicationinterpretation

  2. B2formal

    A large public exhibition or show, often of art, products, or industrial achievements.

    ruВыставка

    • The world exposition attracted millions of visitors.
    • The art exposition featured works from contemporary artists.
    • They organized an exposition of new technologies.

    Synonymsdisplayexhibitionexpofairshow

  3. Narrative backgroundC1formal

    The part of a story that introduces background information about characters, setting, and events.

    ruЭкспозиция

    • The first chapter of the novel provides the exposition.
    • The film's exposition explains the protagonist's childhood.
    • Good exposition helps the audience understand the plot.

    Synonymsbackdropbackgroundcontextintroductionpreambleprologuesetup

Forms
  • expositions plural form
  • expositions' possessive plural form
  • exposition's possessive singular form
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