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underexpose

/ˌʌn.dər.ɪkˈspoʊz/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'exposer insuffisamment quelque chose, surtout en photographie, ou au sens figuré, de donner trop peu d'attention ou de mettre en valeur de manière insuffisante.

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verb

/ˌʌn.dər.ɪkˈspoʊz/C1formaltechnical
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'exposer insuffisamment quelque chose, surtout en photographie, ou au sens figuré, de donner trop peu d'attention ou de mettre en valeur de manière insuffisante.

A verb used to indicate the act of exposing something insufficiently, especially in photography or in a metaphorical sense of not giving enough attention or exposure.

  1. Expose to too little lightB2formaltechnical

    To expose photographic film or a digital sensor to insufficient light, resulting in a dark image.

    frSous-exposer

    • If you underexpose the film, the photos will be too dark.
    • The photographer accidentally underexposed the shot.
    • Learning to avoid underexposure is key in low-light photography.

    Antonymesoverexpose

  2. Expose insufficientlyC1formal

    To provide insufficient exposure or attention to something, such as an idea, person, or topic.

    frSous-exposer

    • The report underexposes the critical issues facing the community.
    • Many talented artists remain underexposed in the mainstream media.
    • The documentary underexposes the historical context of the event.

    Synonymesdownplayneglectoverlookunderplay

    Antonymesoverexpose

Formes
  • underexposed past participle
  • underexposed past simple
  • underexposing present participle
  • underexposes third person singular
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