English–Japanese
“disclosure” in Japanese
How to say “disclosure” in Japanese
“Disclosure” in Japanese is 暴露 (bakuro).
Brings hidden facts, secrets, or wrongdoing into public view, often by making them known without the people involved wanting it.
Example sentences with 暴露
内部告発は、長年隠されていた不正の暴露につながりました。nai bu koku hatsu wa naga nen kaku sa re te i ta fu sei no baku ro ni tsu na ga ri ma shi ta
The whistleblower's report led to the disclosure of wrongdoing that had been hidden for years.
Tips for using 暴露
- Japanese 暴露 (bakuro) usually involves making hidden wrongdoing or secrets public, while English exposure also commonly means contact with light, danger, or disease.
Other Japanese words for “disclosure”
株主への開示が必要です。kabu nushi e no kai ji ga hitsu yō de su
Disclosure to shareholders is necessary.