display
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display /dis'plei/
Concise Dictionary- danh từ
- sự bày ra, sự phô bày, sự trưng bày
- to make a display of: phô bày, trưng bày
- sự phô trương, sự khoe khoang
- sự biểu lộ, sự để lộ ra
- (ngành in) sự sắp chữ nổi bật
- sự bày ra, sự phô bày, sự trưng bày
- ngoại động từ
- bày ra, phô bày, trưng bày
- phô trương, khoe khoang (kiến thức...)
- biểu lộ ra, để lộ ra, bày tỏ ra (lòng can đảm...)
- (ngành in) sắp (chữ) nổi bật
displays|displayed|displayingdɪ'spleɪ
noun
+something intended to communicate a particular impression
+something shown to the public
+an electronic device that represents information in visual form
+a visual representation of something
+behavior that makes your feelings public
+exhibiting openly in public view
verb
+to show, make visible or apparent
+make clear and visible
+attract attention by displaying some body part or posing; of animals
Thesaurus Dictionarynoun
+something intended to communicate a particular impression
+something shown to the public
+an electronic device that represents information in visual form
+a visual representation of something
+behavior that makes your feelings public
+exhibiting openly in public view
verb
+to show, make visible or apparent
+make clear and visible
+attract attention by displaying some body part or posing; of animals
v.
1 show, exhibit, air, put or set forth, make visible, expose, evince, manifest, demonstrate, betray, reveal, unveil, disclose; advertise, publicize:
Her paintings are being displayed at the gallery today.
2 unfurl, unfold, spread or stretch or open out, present:
The ship suddenly displayed the Jolly Roger.
3 show off, flaunt, parade, flourish, vaunt, Colloq flash:
He goes on those quiz programmes only to display his knowledge.
n.
4 show, exhibition, exhibit, presentation, array; demonstration; exposition, manifestation, revelation:
We visited a display of weapons at the armoury. I have seldom seen such a display of ignorance.
5 ostentation, spectacle, flourish, show, parade, ceremony, pageantry, pageant, splendour, array, panoply, magnificence, grandeur, pomp, splash, éclat, élan, dash:
The display put on for Queen Victoria's jubilee was truly lavish.
verb, noun
+ verb
sth (to sb)
1 [VN] to put sth in a place where people can see it easily; to show sth to people: The exhibition gives local artists an opportunity to display their work. + She displayed her bruises for all to see.
2 [VN] to show signs of sth, especially a quality or feeling: I have rarely seen her display any sign of emotion. + These statistics display a definite trend.
3 [VN] (of a computer, etc.) to show information: The screen will display the user name in the top right-hand corner. + This column displays the title of the mail message.
4 [V] (technical) (of male birds and animals) to show a special pattern of behaviour that is intended to attract a female bird or animal
+ noun
1 an arrangement of things in a public place to inform or entertain people or advertise sth for sale: a beautiful floral display outside the Town Hall + a window display + a display cabinet
2 an act of performing a skill or of showing sth happening, in order to entertain: a firework display + a breathtaking display of aerobatics
3 an occasion when you show a particular quality, feeling or ability by the way that you behave: a display of affection / strength / wealth
4 the words, pictures, etc. shown on a computer screen: a high resolution colour display
See also -LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY , VDU
Idioms: on display put in a place where people can look at it: Designs for the new sports hall are on display in the library. + to put sth on temporary / permanent display
Collocation Dictionary+ verb
sth (to sb)
1 [VN] to put sth in a place where people can see it easily; to show sth to people: The exhibition gives local artists an opportunity to display their work. + She displayed her bruises for all to see.
2 [VN] to show signs of sth, especially a quality or feeling: I have rarely seen her display any sign of emotion. + These statistics display a definite trend.
3 [VN] (of a computer, etc.) to show information: The screen will display the user name in the top right-hand corner. + This column displays the title of the mail message.
4 [V] (technical) (of male birds and animals) to show a special pattern of behaviour that is intended to attract a female bird or animal
+ noun
1 an arrangement of things in a public place to inform or entertain people or advertise sth for sale: a beautiful floral display outside the Town Hall + a window display + a display cabinet
2 an act of performing a skill or of showing sth happening, in order to entertain: a firework display + a breathtaking display of aerobatics
3 an occasion when you show a particular quality, feeling or ability by the way that you behave: a display of affection / strength / wealth
4 the words, pictures, etc. shown on a computer screen: a high resolution colour display
See also -
Idioms: on display put in a place where people can look at it: Designs for the new sports hall are on display in the library. + to put sth on temporary / permanent display
noun
1 arrangement of things
ADJ.
attractive, beautiful, colourful, dazzling, excellent, eye-catching, fascinating, fine, good, interesting, stunning | special | public | permanent, temporary | static
The locomotive is normally kept on static display in the National Railway Museum.
| audio-visual, visual
An audio-visual display gives visitors an idea of what life was like aboard a sailing ship.
| floral, photographic
a beautiful floral display outside the Town Hall
| in-store, wall, window | museum, shop
VERB + DISPLAY
have
The museum has a fine display of old medical instruments.
| mount
We plan to mount a display of the children's work in the lobby area.
| go on
Examples of her work will go on permanent display in the new museum.
| put sth on
The birds were put on display at the zoological society.
DISPLAY + VERB
illustrate sth, show sth
The display illustrates the traditional industries of the town.
DISPLAY + NOUN
board, cabinet, case, stand
a glass-fronted display cabinet
PREP.
on ~
Designs for the new sports hall are on public display in the library. On display are earrings, necklaces and bracelets made from jade, amber and amethyst.
| ~ of
a display of Roman coins
More information about ART WORKS
ART WORKS:
of art a piece/work of art
Michelangelo's Pietà is a magnificent work of art.
collect ~
She collects Jacobean portraits.
display, exhibit, show ~
The works will be displayed in the new wing of the museum.
~ be (put) on display/exhibition/show ~ go on display/exhibition/show
paintings put on show for the first time The photographs are on exhibition until the end of September.
house ~
An annexe was built to house the sculptures.
a series of ~
a series of paintings by Van Gogh
a collection/exhibition of ~
an exhibition of early 20th century French masterpieces
an art/photographic/photography exhibition
The open art exhibition will allow new artists to exhibit their work.
by ~
a sculpture by Barbara Hepworth
2 performing a skill
ADJ.
astonishing, awesome, breathtaking, brilliant, devastating, flamboyant, great, impressive, magnificent, outstanding, spectacular, spirited, superb, virtuoso
a flamboyant display of footballing skills
| disappointing, lacklustre, poor | firework | pyrotechnic
The sun set in a pyrotechnic display that burnt up the whole western sky.
| aerial, aerobatic, air, flying, parachute | courtship, mating, sexual
VERB + DISPLAY
give, perform, put on
The male performs a magnificent courtship display. They put on a spectacular firework display.
| treat sb to
The crowd was treated to an impressive display of power tennis.
| watch
DISPLAY + NOUN
team
an aerobatic display team
PREP.
~ of
They gave a virtuoso display of disco dancing.
3 showing a particular feeling/quality
ADJ.
brief | rare | impressive, incredible, striking
Members of the community closed ranks in an impressive display of unity.
| open, public
an open display of affection for her husband
| outward
Despite his outward display of friendliness, I sensed he was concealing something.
| ostentatious, overt
an ostentatious display of wealth
| aggressive
There may be specific events which trigger aggressive displays in your dog.
PREP.
~ of
She slammed the door behind her in a display of ill-temper.
4 on a computer screen, etc.
ADJ.
computer, screen | data, graphics, video, visual | colour, mono/monochrome | high resolution, low resolution
a high resolution colour display
| LCD/liquid crystal | analogue, digital | Windows
DISPLAY + NOUN
screen, terminal, unit
display screen equipment a visual display unit
verbADV.
clearly, prominently
His football trophies were prominently displayed in the kitchen.
| proudly
PREP.
to
She proudly displayed her degree certificate to her parents.
Random quote: The conditions of conquest are always easy. We have but to toil awhile, endure awhile, believe always, and never turn back.: Seneca
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