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expose

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icono de desambiguación Entradas similares:  exposé
expose
Received Pronunciation (AFI) /ɪkˈspəʊz/
General American, Standard Canadian (AFI) /ɪkˈspoʊz/ California Meridional
/ɛkˈspoʊz/
Australia (AFI) /ɪkˈspəʉz/
[ɪkˈspɐʉz] (algunos hablantes)
Nueva Zelanda (AFI) /əkˈspɐʉz/
longitud silábica bisílaba

Etimología

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Del francés medio exposer, y este del latín exponere, de ex- con ponere ('poner').[1]

Sustantivo

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expose¦plural: exposes

1
La exposición de un impostor o un fraude.

Verbo

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2
Exponer.

Conjugación

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Conjugación de expose (exposed, exposed) (regular) []
Formas no personales (verboides)
Infinitivo expose
Gerundio exposing
Participio exposed
Formas personales
Modo indicativo
I you (thou) he, she, it we, you, they
Presente Iexpose youexpose, exposest he, she, itexposes, exposeth we, you, theyexpose
Pretérito Iexposed youexposed, exposedst he, she, itexposed we, you, theyexposed
Pretérito compuesto Ihave exposed youhave exposed he, she, ithas exposed we, you, theyhave exposed
Pretérito pluscuamperfecto Ihad exposed youhad exposed he, she, ithad exposed we, you, theyhad exposed
Futuro Iwill expose youwill expose he, she, itwill expose we, you, theywill expose
Futuro compuesto Iwill have exposed youwill have exposed he, she, itwill have exposed we, you, theywill have exposed
Modo condicional
I you he, she, it we, you, they
Condicional simple Iwould expose youwould expose he, she, itwould expose we, you, theywould expose
Condicional compuesto Iwould have exposed youwould have exposed he, she, itwould have exposed we, you, theywould have exposed
Modo subjuntivo
I you he, she, it we, you, they
Presente Iexpose youexpose he, she, itexpose we, you, theyexpose
Pretérito Iexposed youexposed he, she, itexposed we, you, theyexposed
Modo imperativo
(you) (we)
Presente (you)expose (we)let's expose
Leyenda: † arcaico, x no normativo, cambio ortográfico, irregularidad

Referencias y notas

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  1. «expose» en Online Etymology Dictionary. Douglas Harper.