The Chinese word **揭示** (jiēshì) is a compound verb formed through the combination of two meaningful characters: **揭** (jiē), which means "to lift," "to uncover," or "to expose," and **示** (shì), which means "to show" or "to indicate." Together, they create a logical semantic sequence where one first uncovers or exposes something (揭) and then makes it visible or known (示), thus forming the complete meaning "to reveal," "to disclose," or "to bring to light." This structure is a standard method of word formation in Chinese, where two verbs with related actions are combined to express a single, more precise concept.