display
/dɪˈspleɪ/
noun
- An arrangement of things for people to look at.
- They set up a display of holiday decorations in the town square.
- The store window had a beautiful display of flowers.
- The museum's dinosaur display is very popular with children.
- A screen that shows information or images.
- The pilot checked the display for altitude and speed.
- The new phone has a larger display than the old model.
- The digital display on the oven shows the temperature.
- An act of showing a feeling or quality.
- Her display of kindness touched the whole community.
- His display of anger surprised everyone in the room.
- The fireworks were a spectacular display of color and light.
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verb
- To show something, especially by putting it where people can see it.
- The museum will display the ancient artifacts next month.
- She displayed her artwork at the school fair.
- The store displays new products in the front window.
- To show a feeling, quality, or ability by your behavior.
- He displayed great courage during the rescue.
- The team displayed excellent teamwork throughout the game.
- She displayed a talent for music at a very young age.
- To show information or images on a screen.
- The monitor displays high-resolution graphics.
- The computer displays the weather forecast on the homepage.
- My phone displays a notification when I get a message.
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