exposition

• n.見本市、博覧会、展示会

exposeから、露出。

exposition (n.)

late 14c., "explanation, narration," from Old French esposicion "explanation, interpretation" (12c.), from Latin expositionem (nominative expositio) "a setting or showing forth; narration, explanation," noun of action from past participle stem of exponere "put forth; explain; expose" (see expound).

The meaning "public display" is first recorded 1851 in reference to the Crystal Palace Exposition in London. Abbreviation Expo is first recorded 1963, in reference to planning for the world's fair held in Montreal in 1967.

1. a clear and detailed exposition of their legal position

彼らの法的立場について明確で詳細な説明

2.His pictures were shown at the Paris exposition of 1878.

彼の絵は1878年のパリ博覧会で展示された。

3.John gave a very exposition of the facts.

Johnは事実をはっきり説明した。

4.He gave a more lucid exposition of the party 's strategy than Bush has managed in months of obfuscation.

ブッシュ氏の数カ月間の言葉に対して不詳で、同党の策略について比較的はっきり述べた。

5.The fullest exposition of Coleridge 's thought can be found in the States-man 's Manual.

コールリッジの思想は『政治家手帳』の中で最も包括的な記述を見つけることができる。