Use revelation cuando un secreto, un dato oculto o un detalle importante se hace público o claro.
Use revelation cuando un secreto, un dato oculto o un detalle importante se hace público o claro.
| Incorrect | Correct |
| The bus timetable was a shocking revelation. | The bus timetable was a routine announcement. |
| She revelationed the mistake at the meeting. | She revealed the mistake at the meeting. |
| The revelation about his birthday party was printed on the invitation. | The announcement about his birthday party was printed on the invitation. |
Use revelation para un momento, una persona o una experiencia que muestra de pronto un valor o un sentido inesperado.
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| The sandwich was a revelation because it had lettuce. | The sandwich was nice because it had lettuce. |
| The film revelationed her to a new style. | The film introduced her to a new style. |
| It was a revelation to find my keys where I left them. | It was a relief to find my keys where I left them. |
Use revelation para una verdad religiosa presentada como fruto de una acción divina y no del razonamiento ordinario.
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| The committee reached a revelation after checking the figures. | The committee reached a conclusion after checking the figures. |
| He gave a revelation from his own opinion. | He gave an opinion of his own. |
| The prophet revealed a revelation to the people. | The prophet received a revelation for the people. |
Use Revelation con mayúscula al nombrar el libro bíblico, también llamado Apocalypse.
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| She is studying revelations this semester. | She is studying Revelation this semester. |
| The book of revelation appears near the start of the New Testament. | The book of Revelation appears at the end of the New Testament. |
| Revelation is a letter by Moses. | Revelation is an apocalyptic book traditionally associated with John. |
Use revelation para una revelación con peso: un secreto que sale a la luz, una idea que cambia la perspectiva, una verdad divina o el libro bíblico.
Las noticias rutinarias se exageran como revelation, y el título bíblico suele pluralizarse mal como Revelations.
Del inglés medio revelacioun, del anglofrancés y del latín tardío revelatio, de revelare, que significa descubrir, destapar o revelar.