to display
例子
The artist set up an easel to display their latest masterpiece in the art gallery.
艺术家在画廊里架起画架来展示他们最新的杰作。
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展示, 开屏
(of animals) to engage in behaviors or actions specifically intended to attract a mate
Intransitive
例子
During mating season, male peacocks display by spreading their vibrant tail feathers in an elaborate fan.
在交配季节，雄性孔雀通过展开它们鲜艳的尾羽成精致的扇形来展示。
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展示, 表现
to demonstrate a particular quality, feeling, skill, etc.
Transitive: to display a quality or feeling
例子
She proudly displayed her artistic talents by showcasing her paintings at the gallery.
她通过在画廊展示她的画作，自豪地展示了她的艺术才华。
Display
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显示器, 屏幕
an electronic device that visually presents data
例子
The museum installed interactive displays to engage visitors with historical information.
博物馆安装了互动显示屏，以吸引游客了解历史信息。
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显示, 屏幕
the visual output of data or images on a computer, television, or other screen
例子
The tablet 's display adapts to different lighting conditions.
平板电脑的显示屏能适应不同的光照条件。
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展览, 展示
a public exhibition or presentation of artistic or creative works, such as visual art, performances, or installations
例子
The dance company 's performance was a captivating display of grace and skill on stage.
舞蹈公司的表演是舞台上优雅与技巧的迷人展示。
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an object, arrangement, or presentation designed to create a particular effect or impression
例子
The fireworks were a spectacular display of color.
05
an outward show of emotion or behavior intended to make feelings visible
例子
The speech ended with a display of gratitude.
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something presented for public viewing
例子
Artifacts from the excavation are now on display.
