1.為…揭幕
If someone formallyunveils something such as a new statue or painting, they draw back the curtain which is covering it.

e.g. ...a ceremony tounveil a monument to the victims.
死難者紀(jì)念碑揭幕儀式

2.公布；推出；出臺(tái)
If youunveil a plan, new product, or some other thing that has been kept secret, you introduce it to the public.

e.g. Mr Werner unveiled his new strategy this week...
沃納先生本周公布了其新策略。
e.g. Companies from across Europe are here tounveil their latest models.
全歐洲的公司都來(lái)到這里展示其最新款產(chǎn)品。

1. unveil的解釋

1. 揭露：我的文字表達(dá)了我所看見(jiàn)的,我的文字蘊(yùn)涵了我所見(jiàn)識(shí)的道,我所看見(jiàn)的,我所知道的,別人不一定看見(jiàn)了,或知道,我首先揭露(Unveil)了,我首先提醒他們?nèi)タ?我就是在創(chuàng)造知識(shí).

2. unveil的反義詞

2. 使公諸于眾：stereotype成見(jiàn),固定形象 | unruly 不守規(guī)矩的,不受約束的 |unveil使公諸于眾

3. 揭開(kāi)：unvaryingly 恒久地 |unveil 揭開(kāi) | unventilated 不通風(fēng)的

4. 揭幕：submachine gun 沖鋒 | tuxedo 無(wú)尾夜禮服 |unveil 揭幕

• The mysteries of secret societies were to be unveiled.

  出自：B. Pym

• They're going to have the bell veiled, and unveil it at the Abbey gate.

  出自：I. Murdoch