1. Different expressions of meaning

1. Disclosure: The definition is to state; to confess, to announce; to publish, to expose. Disclosure is usually announced and published by bystanders through more formal channels; disclosure is usually made public by the parties involved intentionally or unintentionally.

2. Mistakes: refers to errors and omissions caused by negligence.

2. Different sources

1. Disclosure: From the "Book of Li Pi and Guo Yi" written by Li Deyu in the Tang Dynasty, "If you don't disclose your sincerity, you will really lose your marriage."

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Translation: If you cannot express your sincere feelings, you are really letting down a good marriage.

2. Errors and omissions: It comes from "Seventeen Historical Shangqi·Southern History Combined with Song Qi and Liang Chen Shu Twelve·Jiankang Records" by Wang Mingsheng, a writer of the Qing Dynasty. p>

Translation: There are countless careless and neglectful things.

Extended information:

Synonyms of "disclosure": reveal

1. Pronunciation: biǎo lù

2. Expression meaning: meaning It means to reveal, to show.

3. Source: From "A Trip to Northern Shaanxi" by modern scholar Fan Changjiang, "He has a pair of energetic and simple eyes, black and thick beard and hair. Although he has been shaved clean now, his skin The thick black hair roots hidden in it are still clearly exposed outside. ”

4. Example: Many foreigners who are full of longing for the future come to leave their hometown in order to be able to live in the world. I dug my own pot of gold here, and I returned to my hometown to show it off in front of my relatives and friends.