How to Say “Exposure” in Spanish

exposición
/eɡsposiˈθjon/feminine
The English word "exposure" is translated into Spanish as exposición.
Exposición is a common and general translation for the English word "exposure", specifically referring to the condition of being exposed, uncovered or unprotected. When you want to express being exposed to a specific thing, such as a risk or radiation, use the preposition a after the noun (e.g., exposición a).
Meaning: the condition of being exposed, uncovered, or unprotected (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

Exposición is a feminine noun and must be accompanied by feminine articles such as la or una. The related verb for the action of exposing is exponer.

How do you pronounce it?

/eɡsposiˈθjon/

Did you know?

  • In a classroom setting, if a student is asked to perform an exposición, they are not being exposed to a risk, but are actually delivering an oral presentation or a lecture.
  • In Spanish, exposición is the standard term used for an art exhibition, such as an 'exposición de arte'.
  • When discussing the 'exposure' of a secret or a lie, Spanish speakers rarely use exposición and instead prefer verbs like destapar which literally means 'to uncover a lid'.

Examples in context

  • La exposición a la radiación da propensión a sufrir mutaciones.
    Exposure to radiation causes susceptibility to mutations.
    This sentence is useful for showing how to use exposición when discussing radiation.
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  • La exposición de la foto está bien equilibrada
    The exposure of the photo is well-balanced
  • Deja el negativo en el revelador para un mejor desarrollo de la exposición
    Leave the negative in the developer for a better exposure development
  • Para lograr una buena exposición en fotografía, es esencial comprender la relación entre ISO, apertura y velocidad de obturación.
    To achieve a good exposure in photography, it is essential to understand the relationship between ISO, aperture, and shutter speed
  • La exposición al sol puede ser peligrosa.
    Exposure to the sun can be dangerous.
  • Evita la exposición constante al frío.
    Avoid constant exposure to the cold.

Example conversation

María and Daniel are discussing safety precautions for an outdoor job.

  1. María

    La exposición al viento es un problema.
    Exposure to the wind is a problem.
  2. Daniel

    Tienes razón, María, debemos usar chaquetas.
    You are right, María, we should wear jackets.
  3. María

    ¿Daniel, traerás ropa más gruesa?
    Daniel, will you bring thicker clothes?
  4. Daniel

    Sí, me encargaré de eso.
    Yes, I will take care of that.

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