This means to share something online. It is often personal or embarrassing. People do this to be mean or cause trouble.
Noun + を + 晒すPrimary
This means to share something online. It is often personal or embarrassing. People do this to be mean or cause trouble.
ゲームのチーターのスクショを晒すぞ。
I'm gonna put this game cheater's screenshot on blast!
誰かに昔のブログ記事を晒されて、すごく恥ずかしかった。
Someone exposed my old blog posts, and it was incredibly embarrassing.
考えなしに他人の個人情報をネットに晒すな。
Don't just expose other people's personal information online without thinking.
DMを晒すと脅されたので、謝るしかなかった。
I was threatened that they would expose our DMs, so I had no choice but to apologize.
下手な絵ですが、練習の記録として晒します。
It's a poor drawing, but I'll post it as a record of my practice.
This word is often used for bad things. It means showing private things to shame someone. Sometimes, people use it to show their own bad work for fun.
Other words like "upu" or "touka" mean to just post something online. They are neutral words. "Sarasu" is different. It means to post something online to hurt someone. It is used when you share someone's private information. Or when you share their mistakes to make them look bad.
Use this when you want to show someone's bad actions online. You share what they did wrong. This makes others see their mistake. It can be a warning to others.
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