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Definition of displaying - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
presentationshowing something for others to see
- The museum is displaying ancient artifacts.
2.
behaviordemonstrating a particular quality or feeling
- She was displaying great courage during the crisis.
Expressions with displaying
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demonstrate inability to perform tasks
He is displaying incompetence in managing the project.
showing lack of skill or ability
His constant mistakes were displaying incompetence.
Origin of displaying
Old French, desploier (to unfold)
Terms with displaying included in their meaning
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notice
notice displaying information or instructions
art
place for displaying and selling art
display
flat surface for displaying images or text
numerical display
displaying information as numerical digits
aviation
public event displaying aircrafts and aerial stunts
exhibition
public place displaying aquatic animals
exhibition
event displaying boats to the public
dish cupboard
furniture piece for displaying and storing china
home display
furniture with glass doors for displaying china dishes
hardware
device displaying visual output from a computer
hardware
device displaying computer output visually
retail
structure for displaying dresses in stores
display space
space designated for displaying items or works
container display
bowl used for keeping or displaying fruit
animal event
exhibition displaying various breeds of horses
vehicle identification
metal or plastic plate on a vehicle displaying registration numbers
clothing display
model of a human body used for displaying clothes
restaurant
board displaying menu items and prices
communication
physical board for displaying messages in a public space
identification
badge displaying a person's name
physical board
board displaying notices, advertisements, or announcements
structure or display
wall in an office used for structure or displaying items
serving
tray for carrying or displaying appetizers
decorative object
cube-shaped frame displaying photos on each side
Examples of displaying in a sentence
The store is displaying its new collection in the window. The team was displaying remarkable teamwork. He was displaying a lack of interest.
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- French:montrant, manifestant, ...
- German:ausstellend, zeigend, ...
- Italian:mostrando, ...
- Spanish:exhibiendo, demostrando, ...
- Portuguese:exibindo, demonstrando, ...
- Chinese:展示的, 表现出的, ...
- Japanese:展示している, 示している, ...
- Arabic:عارض, مُظْهِر, ...
- Hebrew:מַצִּיג, מַפְגִּין, ...
- Russian:выставляющий, проявляющий, ...
- Ukrainian:демонструючий, проявляючий, ...
- Hindi:प्रदर्शक, दिखाता हुआ, ...
Definition of display - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
visibilityshow or make visible
- The museum will display the ancient artifacts.
2.
exhibitionexhibit or demonstrate conspicuously
- The artist will display her paintings at the gallery.
3.
technologyTECH. show information on a screenTECH.
- The computer displays the results instantly.
4.
revelationRare reveal a characteristic or emotionRare
- She displayed great courage during the crisis.
Noun
1.
electronic screenTECH. electronic device that shows information or imagesTECH.
- Her computer's display was bright and clear..
2.
emotional expressionact of showing feelings or behavior openly
- His display of anger was unexpected at the meeting..
3.
performancedemonstration or exhibition of a particular skill
- The chef's display of knife skills was impressive..
4.
presentationRare arrangement of items for viewingRare
- The store had a beautiful window display.
Images of display
electronic device that shows information or images 
arrangement of items for viewing
Expressions with display
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show one's real feelings or opinions
She displayed her true colors during the argument.
board used to show information or items
The display board shows the schedule for the day.
cabinet with glass doors for showing or presenting items
The display cabinet held rare coins in the shop.
name shown to others
Her display name on the forum is 'TechGuru'.
vertical surface showing information to the public
The museum's display panel showed the event schedule.
electronic surface on a device that shows images text or video
She wiped fingerprints off the tablet's display screen.
arrange items for others to see
They make a display of the new products in the store.
being shown for people to see
The paintings are on display at the gallery.
arranged presentation of products or decorations in a shop window to attract buyers
The new window display drew many people to stop and look.
screen that shows images with many different hues instead of only one
The new phone features a bright color display that is easy to read.
screen device that shows pictures or text using many different colours
The new phone has a bright colour display that is easy to read.
current choices that control color size and clarity of a screen
Her display settings made the text large enough to read comfortably.
glass container for showing items in shops or at home
The jewelry was kept in a display case.
relating to parking where you pay at a machine
This is a pay-and-display parking area.
arrange or exhibit something for others to see
They put on a display of their artwork at the gallery.
arrangement of items for visual presentation
The visual display in the store attracted many customers.
arrangement of goods on a shop counter to promote quick sales
The store placed a bright counter display of chocolates near the register.
visually stunning presentation or show
The fireworks were a dazzling display of colors.
arranged stands or panels used to present products or information
The trade fair invested in a new display system for the entrance hall.
screen area of a monitor where images and information appear
The monitor display went black during the presentation.
event where aircraft perform maneuvers
The air display attracted thousands of spectators.
large window in a shop showing items for sale
The display window attracted many customers with its vibrant colors.
act of physical intimacy in the view of others
They were criticized for their public display of affection at the park.
screen showing visual output from a device
The computer's video display showed the desktop.
Origin of display
Latin, dis (apart) + plicare (to fold)
Examples of display in a sentence
They plan to display the new product at the expo. The museum will display ancient artifacts next month. She plans to display her skills at the talent show. The screen displays the message clearly. The monitor displays the data in real-time. He displayed his anger through silence.
The artist displayed her talent in the gallery. The display on his phone cracked after the fall. They installed a new display in the conference room. Her display of joy was contagious. The child's display of sadness moved everyone. Her display of gymnastics won her a medal. The magician's display of tricks amazed everyone. The art gallery featured an impressive display. There was a display of antique cars at the show.
View all translations of display
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- French:exposer, écran, ...
- German:ausstellen, Display, ...
- Italian:esporre, display, ...
- Spanish:mostrar, monitor, ...
- Portuguese:exibir, ecrã, ...
- Chinese:展示, 显示器, ...
- Japanese:展示する, ディスプレイ, ...
- Arabic:عَرَضَ, شَاشَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצִּיג, צָג, ...
- Russian:показывать, дисплей, ...
- Ukrainian:показувати, дисплей, ...
- Hindi:प्रदर्शित करना, डिस्प्ले, ...
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