英语词汇display的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

display AC /dɪˈspleɪ/ noun a show or an arrangement of things for people to look at or buyadjectivesa fine/magnificent/superb display (=a very good one) The museum has a magnificent display of medieval jewellery.a spectacular/dazzling/eye-catching display (=very impressive to look at) The gymnastic team put on a dazzling display.a special display There was a special display of local photographs at the studio.a window display (=in the window of a shop) The window display caught my eye. | I stopped to look at something in the window display.a floral display (=of flowers) The village has won many awards for its floral displays.verbscreate a display She created an award-winning display at the national garden show.have a display The gallery has a superb display of modern art.go on/be on display The vase will go on display to the public from today. | Her paintings are on display in the National Portrait Gallery.display + nounsa display case/cabinet (=a small cupboard with a glass front) There was a display case full of medals.a display board We put photographs of all the school’s staff on the display board.a display stand (=a table with shelves etc, for showing things to the public) A lot of companies had impressive display stands in the conference hall.a display area/space Can you help me set the stand up in the display area?prepositionsa display of sth I was amazed at the dazzling display of talent on show.

词组	display
释义	display AC /dɪˈspleɪ/ noun a show or an arrangement of things for people to look at or buyadjectivesa fine/magnificent/superb display (=a very good one) The museum has a magnificent display of medieval jewellery.a spectacular/dazzling/eye-catching display (=very impressive to look at) The gymnastic team put on a dazzling display.a special display There was a special display of local photographs at the studio.a window display (=in the window of a shop) The window display caught my eye. \| I stopped to look at something in the window display.a floral display (=of flowers) The village has won many awards for its floral displays.verbscreate a display She created an award-winning display at the national garden show.have a display The gallery has a superb display of modern art.go on/be on display The vase will go on display to the public from today. \| Her paintings are on display in the National Portrait Gallery.display + nounsa display case/cabinet (=a small cupboard with a glass front) There was a display case full of medals.a display board We put photographs of all the school’s staff on the display board.a display stand (=a table with shelves etc, for showing things to the public) A lot of companies had impressive display stands in the conference hall.a display area/space Can you help me set the stand up in the display area?prepositionsa display of sth I was amazed at the dazzling display of talent on show.
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