exposure

exposure
noun
1) (to air, cold, etc.) (being exposed) Ausgesetztsein, das; (exposing) Aussetzen, das

die of/suffer from exposure [to cold] — an Unterkühlung (Dat.) sterben/leiden

indecent exposure — Entblößung in schamverletzender Weise

media exposure — Publicity, die

2) (of fraud etc.) Enthüllung, die; (of criminal) Entlarvung, die
3) (Photog.) (exposing time) Belichtung, die; (picture) Aufnahme, die
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[-ʒə]
noun
1) ((an) act of exposing or state of being exposed: Prolonged exposure of the skin to hot sun can be harmful.) das Aussetzen
2) (one frame of a photographic film etc: I have two exposures left.) die Belichtung
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ex·po·sure
[ɪkˈspəʊʒəʳ, ekˈ-, AM -ˈspoʊʒɚ]
n
1. (being unprotected) Aussetzung f kein pl
you should always limit your \exposure to the sun man sollte sich den Sonnenstrahlen immer nur eine begrenzte Zeit aussetzen
\exposure to radiation MED Bestrahlung f
indecent \exposure LAW unsittliche Entblößung
2. no pl (contact with elements) Ausgesetztsein nt
to die of/suffer from \exposure an Unterkühlung sterben/leiden
3. no pl (revelation) of a person Entlarvung f; of a plot, scheme Aufdeckung f; of an affair Enthüllung f
4. no pl (media coverage) Berichterstattung f [in den Medien], Publicity f
to get lots of \exposure ganz groß herauskommen, große Beachtung finden
5. PHOT (contact with light) Belichtung f; (duration) Belichtungszeit f
6. PHOT (shot) Bild nt, Aufnahme f
7. (position) Lage f
the room has a northern \exposure das Zimmer geht nach Norden
8. no pl (contact) Kontakt m, Berührung f (to mit +dat)
9. ECON (risk assessment) Verlustrisiko nt
10. STOCKEX Haltedauer f
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[ɪk'spəʊZə(r)]
n
1) (to sunlight, air, danger) Aussetzung f (
to +dat)

doctors are warning against excessive exposure of the skin to sunlight — die Ärzte warnen davor, die Haut zu sehr dem Sonnenlicht auszusetzen

to be suffering from exposure (Med) — an Unterkühlung leiden

to die of exposure (Med) — erfrieren

2) (= displaying) Entblößung f
3) (= unmasking of person, thief, murderer) Entlarvung f; (of abuses, plots, vices, scandals, crime) Aufdeckung f

to threaten sb with exposure — drohen, jdn zu entlarven

4) (= position of building) Lage f

southern exposure — Südlage f

5) (PHOT) Belichtung(szeit) f
6) (MEDIA) Publicity f

his new film has been given a lot of exposure — sein neuer Film hat viel Publicity bekommen

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exposure [ıkˈspəʊʒə(r)] s
1. (Kindes) Aussetzung f
2. Aussetzen n, Preisgabe f:
exposure to light Belichtung f;
exposure to rays Bestrahlung f
3. (to) Ausgesetztsein n, Preisgegebensein n (dat), Gefährdung f (durch):
exposure to infection;
death by exposure Tod m durch Erfrieren;
die of exposure an Unterkühlung sterben, erfrieren
4. fig
a) Bloßstellung f
b) Entlarvung f, Enttarnung f
c) Aufdeckung f, Enthüllung f
5. a) Entblößung f (auch MIL):
indecent exposure JUR (Erregung f öffentlichen Ärgernisses durch) unsittliches Entblößen
b) MED Frei-, Bloßlegung f
6. ungeschützte oder exponierte Lage
7. FOTO
a) Belichtung(szeit) f:
exposure control Belichtungsaussteuerung f;
exposure meter Belichtungsmesser m;
exposure value Lichtwert m
b) Aufnahme f:
exposure against the sun Gegenlichtaufnahme;
have two exposures left on the film noch zwei Bilder auf dem Film haben
8. Ausstellung f (von Waren)
9. Lage f (eines Gebäudes):
southern exposure Südlage;
have a southern exposure nach Süden liegen
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noun
1) (to air, cold, etc.) (being exposed) Ausgesetztsein, das; (exposing) Aussetzen, das

die of/suffer from exposure [to cold] — an Unterkühlung (Dat.) sterben/leiden

indecent exposure — Entblößung in schamverletzender Weise

media exposure — Publicity, die

2) (of fraud etc.) Enthüllung, die; (of criminal) Entlarvung, die
3) (Photog.) (exposing time) Belichtung, die; (picture) Aufnahme, die
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(photography) n.
Belichtung f. n.
Aussetzung f.
Entblößung f.
Enthüllung f.

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