Revelado

The Spanish word 'revelado' (masculine singular past participle of 'revelar') primarily translates to 'revealed' or 'unveiled' in English. It signifies the act of making something known that was previously hidden, secret, or unknown. This can apply to information, facts, secrets, emotions, or even the development of a photograph. The term implies a significant disclosure, a moment of clarity or discovery, bringing something into the open. 'Revelado' can also encompass the process of developing film or photographs. Furthermore, the word can sometimes carry connotations of exposure, as in revealing someone's true nature or actions. It is a common term with wide-ranging applications, reflecting a broad spectrum of 'revealing' actions and situations.

Revelado meaning with examples

• El detective finalmente reveló la verdad sobre el asesinato, y el revelado de los hechos conmocionó a todos en la ciudad. The detective finally revealed the truth about the murder, and the *revelation* of the facts shocked everyone in the city.
• Después de años de misterio, el hallazgo del diario familiar permitió el revelado de secretos que cambiaron la percepción de su historia familiar. After years of mystery, the discovery of the family diary allowed the *revelation* of secrets that changed their perception of family history.
• En el laboratorio fotográfico, el técnico estaba ocupado con el revelado de las fotografías de la boda. In the photographic lab, the technician was busy with the *development* of the wedding photos.
• La entrevista buscaba el revelado de las verdaderas intenciones del candidato político, sus propuestas y ideas. The interview sought the *revelation* of the political candidate's true intentions, proposals and ideas.
• Su terapia se centró en el revelado de traumas y emociones reprimidas para ayudarla a sanar. Her therapy focused on the *revealing* of traumas and repressed emotions to help her heal.