display

Related to display: display cases

display (something) to (someone)

To show or present something to someone. You'll have to display your credentials to the guard before you can enter.
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display of force

A display of one's power, influence, or capability to cause harm, meant to act as a warning or deterrent to others. The president said that such a display of force will be treated as an act of aggression by the foreign country and could lead to a declaration of war. The march by union organizers is intended as a display of force to politicians threatening to weaken their bargaining powers.
See also: display, force, of

on display

In front of everyone; for public viewing. The talent on display in this game is downright remarkable. Please lower your voice—I'd rather now have our personal problems on display for the entire neighborhood to see.
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public display of affection

A physical act of intimacy between a romantic couple done in the view of others. Often shortened to the abbreviation "PDA." I really wish you didn't have such a hang-up over public displays of affection—no one cares if we have a quick kiss out in the open! When we go out, my girlfriend is always trying to hold my hand or kiss me, even though she knows that any public display of affection makes me uncomfortable. I don't mind PDAs in general, but teenagers take it way too far.
See also: display, of, public
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

display something to someone

to show something to someone. The peacock displayed his tail feathers to the other birds. Would you please display the artwork to the committee?
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

on display

In public view; for all to see.
See also: display, on
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
See also:
  • display to
  • display (something) to (someone)
  • display of force
  • have (something) to show for (something)
  • have something, nothing, little, etc. to show for something
  • have to show for
  • a show of force
  • demonstrate against
  • demonstrate against (someone or something)
  • audition for
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Flexible displays that can be rolled up may be no more than a novelty in the general cell phone sector; but for a high-end smart phone with extensive computing capabilities or a miniature video player, the ability to roll-up a medium-sized display and unfurl it for use may have a lot of value.
Other events and activities throughout the Wirral Show weekend include air displays from a Sea King helicopter, a Hurricane and a Spitfire, children's arena events, Crazy Bears, children's face painting, the Festival Circus with circus training workshops, an outdoor fairground and lots of sideshows, craft tents and business displays.
The contract provides for the delivery of 647 displays through December 2008.
While most of those injuries were caused by consumer use of fireworks, there have been some incidents of injury or death to spectators and display operators caused by fireworks displays.
Becky Winkler and Erica Perrault, ZingTrain's merchandising specialists, always begin their classes on display building with these questions, and I encourage you to build them into any training that you develop as well:
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The most disturbing impact of Body Worlds comes in the second half, with the display of complete corpses that are set into various dramatic poses like the most intricately designed mannequins you'll ever see.
The Advanced Technology Zone will feature an easy-to-understand presentation of Honda's unique SH-AWD (Super Handling All-Wheel-Drive) System for the Legend, including video and an actual vehicle display. Also featured are advanced safety technologies such as Intelligent Night Vision System, and the innovative CMS (Collision Mitigation Brake System).
The market is segmented into display type, technology, application, industry vertical, and region.
The mechanism to control the extendable display could be automatic or manual.
While manufacturers are struggling with decreased demand for smartphones, TVs and personal computers, the automotive display market has seen annual growth of 23 percent over the past eight years.
The Galaxy Note 9 is said to arrive later this year with a 6.4-inch display and a 4,000mAh battery, according to (https://www.sammobile.com/news/new-galaxy-note-9-rumors-point-to-6-4-inch-display-4000-mah-battery/) SamMobile.
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