display
/dɪˈspleɪ/
Reviewed on
Also a noun
Meaning
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?
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
Synonyms
- exhibit
- showcase
- demonstrate
Meaning
An arrangement of items intended for public viewing.
The store created an eye-catching window display to attract holiday shoppers.
Several vintage cars were placed on display throughout the convention hall.
A clear presentation or demonstration of an emotion, skill, or behavior.
Her speech was an impressive display of leadership and calm under pressure.
Was that angry outburst really an honest display of his feelings?
An electronic screen that shows text, images, or video.
The new smartphone features a bright display that remains readable in direct sunlight.
How much does it cost to replace a cracked laptop display?
Collocations
- window display
- fireworks display
- on display
- display screen
- digital display
Synonyms
- exhibition
- screen
- monitor
Idioms
public display of affection
acts of physical intimacy between partners in a public setting
They avoided any public display of affection while at the office.