revealed things
[rɪˈvild θɪŋz]
noun phrase
coisas reveladas
1. Information, facts, or secrets that have been disclosed, uncovered, or made known after being hidden or unknown
The revealed things about the scandal shocked the entire community.
As coisas reveladas sobre o escândalo chocaram toda a comunidade.
2. In religious or spiritual contexts, divine truths or sacred knowledge that have been made manifest
The prophet spoke of revealed things from God.
O profeta falou sobre coisas reveladas por Deus.
3. Items or matters that have been exposed or brought to light through investigation or disclosure
The investigation uncovered many revealed things that were previously kept secret.
A investigação descobriu muitas coisas reveladas que eram anteriormente mantidas em segredo.
In both Brazilian and American English contexts, 'revealed things' is commonly used in journalism, legal proceedings, and gossip contexts to refer to scandals or information that has been made public. In religious contexts, it carries theological significance, particularly in Christian and Islamic traditions referring to divine revelation. The phrase is more formal and often appears in written communication rather than casual speech.
NYC Slang
the tea / what came out / exposed info
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