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Definition of exhibited - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
displaydisplayed or shown publicly
- The artist's exhibited works drew large crowds.
- The exhibited artifacts were from ancient Egypt.
- Her exhibited paintings were praised by critics.
Origin of exhibited
Latin, exhibere (hold out)
Terms with exhibited included in their meaning
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animal park
place where live animals are exhibited to the public
presentation
shown or exhibited for viewing
exhibition
being exhibited or displayed
AI technology
artificial intelligence exhibited by machines
display space
room or apartment where a show is exhibited
art
scenic painting viewed through a peephole, exhibited on a darkened stage
agriculture
event where cattle are exhibited and judged
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- French:exposé, ...
- German:ausgestellt, ...
- Italian:esposto, ...
- Spanish:exhibido, ...
- Portuguese:exibido, ...
- Chinese:展出的, ...
- Japanese:展示された, ...
- Arabic:معروض, ...
- Hebrew:מוּצָג, ...
- Russian:выставленный, ...
- Ukrainian:виставлений, ...
- Hindi:प्रदर्शित, ...
Definition of exhibit - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
showcasedisplay something for public viewing
- The museum will exhibit ancient artifacts.
2.
behaviorshow a quality or behavior openly
- She exhibits great leadership skills.
3.
legal evidencepresent an object as evidence in court
- The lawyer will exhibit the contract in court.
Noun
1.
artpublic display of objects or art
- The art exhibit attracted many visitors.
2.
museumobject displayed in a museum or gallery
- The dinosaur bones are a popular exhibit.
3.
legalobject shown in court as evidence
- The knife was a key exhibit in the trial.
Expressions with exhibit
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show self-assurance in behavior or speech
She exhibits confidence during her presentations.
the foremost example often with a negative connotation
His messy room is Exhibit A of his laziness.
display conduct or manners
He tends to exhibit behavior that is respectful and polite.
show calmness and self-control in difficult situations
She had to exhibit patience while waiting for the delayed flight.
Origin of exhibit
Latin, exhibere (hold out)
Examples of exhibit in a sentence
They plan to exhibit the sculpture in the town square. He exhibits a lack of patience under stress. The child exhibits curiosity about the world. The prosecutor will exhibit the weapon as evidence. She plans to exhibit the emails during the trial. The museum's new exhibit opens next week.
Visitors admired the historical exhibit. The museum installed a new exhibit about local wildlife. Please do not touch the exhibit behind the glass. The document was marked as exhibit A. Exhibit B was crucial for the defense.
View all translations of exhibit
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- French:exposer, exposition, ...
- German:ausstellen, Ausstellung, ...
- Italian:esporre, mostra, ...
- Spanish:exhibir, exposición, ...
- Portuguese:expor, exposição, ...
- Chinese:展出, 展览, ...
- Japanese:展示する, 展示, ...
- Arabic:عَرَضَ, مَعْرَض, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצִּיג, תַּעֲרוּכָה, ...
- Russian:выставлять, выставка, ...
- Ukrainian:демонструвати, виставка, ...
- Hindi:प्रदर्शित करना, प्रदर्शनी, ...
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