EXPOSURE


Meaning of EXPOSURE in English

noun

1 to sth harmful

ADJECTIVE

▪ high , massive

▪ maximum

▪ excessive

▪ increased

▪ low-level

▪ chronic ( medical ), long , long-term , prolonged

▪ brief , short-term

▪ constant , continued , continuous , regular , repeated

▪ cumulative

▪ chemical , radiation , sun

▪ asbestos , pesticide

▪ human

long-term human ~ to mercury

▪ occupational

80% of patients with this form of cancer have had some occupational ~ to asbestos.

▪ prenatal ( medical )

prenatal ~ to cigarette smoke

VERB + EXPOSURE

▪ receive , suffer , suffer from

She suffered a massive ~ to toxic chemicals.

▪ increase

▪ limit , minimize , reduce

Banks will seek to minimize their ~ to risk.

▪ avoid

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ to

The report recommends people to avoid prolonged ~ to sunlight.

2 to experience

ADJECTIVE

▪ brief

▪ greater

▪ limited

VERB + EXPOSURE

▪ give sb , provide

▪ get , have

▪ increase

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ to

We try to give our children ~ to other cultures.

3 showing the truth

ADJECTIVE

▪ full

full ~ of the links between government officials and the arms trade

▪ public

4 on TV, in newspapers, etc.

ADJECTIVE

▪ media , press , television

▪ regular ( esp. BrE )

He receives regular ~ in the papers.

VERB + EXPOSURE

▪ give sb/sth , provide

The magazine aims to give ~ to the work of women artists.

▪ gain , get , have , receive

a would-be television personality who is constantly trying to get media ~

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .