display

/dɪˈspleɪ/

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Also a noun

Meaning

  1. To put something in a place where people can see it easily.

    • The gallery will display several rare paintings during the upcoming spring exhibition.

    • Have you displayed the safety guidelines in the staff breakroom yet?

  2. To show a feeling, quality, or ability clearly through words or actions.

    • He displayed remarkable patience while answering questions from the audience.

    • The young athletes did not display any signs of fatigue during the tournament.

How it's used

This means “show something to the public”

  • display the artwork

“display it.”

The museum displayed the artifact in a glass case.

Collocations

  • display symptoms
  • display affection

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