Russian term
Раскрыть фокус
4 +5 | reveal (the secret of) the trick | Susan Welsh |
3 -1 | disclose (the secret) of the trick | Yuri Radcev |
4 -2 | expose a trick | Vladyslav Golovaty |
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Proposed translations
reveal (the secret of) the trick
agree |
Natalia Potashnik
20 mins
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thanks, Natalia
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agree |
Jack Doughty
1 hr
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Thanks
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agree |
Yuri Larin
5 hrs
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Thanks
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agree |
The Misha
: That's what I thought too, but hey, you are the native here.
6 hrs
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Thanks. Native schmativ.
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agree |
Lazyt3ch
20 hrs
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Thanks
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disclose (the secret) of the trick
neutral |
Susan Welsh
: Either one is okay, they are synonyms.
35 mins
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disagree |
The Misha
: Material terms in legal agreements get disclosed. Card tricks and such, not so much.
6 hrs
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David Copperfield will be obliged to disclose the secret of magic trick, etc https://1fuzz.com/david-copperfield-reveal-magic-trick-lawsu...
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expose a trick
disagree |
Susan Welsh
: You don't expose a trick; you expose a person.
1 hr
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not anymore: Exposure in magic refers to the practice of revealing the methods of magic tricks.
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disagree |
The Misha
: Yep. And you don't do either unless you are a prosecutor or something:)
5 hrs
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exposure_(magic)
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Discussion
Magic effects have been exposed by both professional and amateur magicians. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exposure_(magic)
• Сам фокусник раскрывает секрет своего фокуса кому-то? Тогда "reveal"
• Кто-то со стороны раскрыл секрет фокусника? Тогда "expose"
"Disclose" - это вообще не из этой темы.