How to Say “Disclosure” in Spanish

descerramiento
/desθeramjento/from spelling rulesmasculine
The English phrase 'disclosure' can be translated into Spanish as descerramiento or deschave.
Meaning: the act of revealing something (noun)

Ways to say it

“disclosure” in Spanish
Spanish IPA Note
descerramiento /desθeramjento/ (Spain, from spelling rules)
/desseramjento/ (Latin America, from spelling rules)
masculine
deschave /desˈt͡ʃabe/ masculine

Both words refer to the act of revealing something.

How do you pronounce it?

/desθeramjento/

Did you know?

  • In certain Spanish dialects, the term deschave can also refer to the sudden act of a person losing their composure or 'unraveling' emotionally during a conversation.
  • The word deschave comes from chave, meaning 'key'. In a literal sense, this form of 'disclosure' refers to the act of unlocking something to reveal its contents.
  • The word descerramiento is often used in much more technical or physical contexts, such as the removal of a cover or a lid, rather than the abstract disclosure of a secret.

Examples in context

  • La divulgación de información confidencial debe ser tratada con seriedad en el entorno empresarial.
    Disclosure of confidential information should be treated seriously in the business environment.
  • Después de un rato hablando, ella me hizo una confesión muy sorprendente.
    After a while talking, she made a very surprising disclosure to me.

Example conversation

Elena and Javier are discussing a secret document.

  1. Elena

    Javier, ¿viste el descerramiento de la información?
    Javier, did you see the disclosure of the information?
  2. Javier

    No, Elena, todavía no he leído nada.
    No, Elena, I haven't read anything yet.
  3. Elena

    El descerramiento cambió todo el plan.
    The disclosure changed the whole plan.
  4. Javier

    Entonces debo revisarlo ahora mismo.
    Then I must review it right now.

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