How is the word exposé translated from French to English

Explication claire et détaillée d'une idée.

A clear and detailed explanation of an idea.

noun
English translation
Exposition

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  • Ce chapitre est un bel exposé de sa théorie. The chapter is a fine exposition of his theory.

  • L'Exposition universelle s'est ouverte à Paris. The world exposition opened in Paris.

  • Son exposé de la méthode était clair et bref. His exposition of the method was clear and short.

  • Nous nous sommes rencontrés à une exposition du livre au printemps dernier. We met at a book exposition last spring.

  • Le juge a demandé un exposé écrit des faits. The judge asked for a written exposition of the facts.

  • Combien de pays ont participé à l'exposition ? How many countries joined the exposition?

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FAQ about “exposé”

How is “exposé” translated from French?
“exposé” translates into English as “Exposition”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “exposé” mean?
Meaning of “exposé”: Explication claire et détaillée d'une idée. In English — “Exposition”.
What part of speech is “exposé”?
“exposé” is a noun.
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