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[/dɪˈspleɪ; dɪˋsple/] v [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sth (to sb) 用法:
1 put sth on show 展示、 表露或陈列某事物:
display a notice, goods for sale, one's anger, one's wealth 张贴布告、 陈列商品、 表现自己的愤怒、 炫 自己的财富 *
It's the first time the painting has been displayed to the public. 这是该画首次公开展出. 用法:
2 show signs of having (a quality or an emotion, etc) 显示, 显露（某特性或情绪等）:
display one's ignorance, arrogance, fear, etc 显示出愚昧无知、 狂妄自大、 胆小怕事等 *
Her writing displays natural talent. 她写的作品显示出她天赋极高. display 2
[/dɪˈspleɪ; dɪˋsple/] n 用法:
1 (a) act of displaying 展示; 表露; 陈列; 显示; 显露:
put on a firework display 施放烟火 *
a display of karate, military might, courage, strength 空手道的表演、 军事威力的炫耀、 勇气的表现、 力量的显示 *
an appalling display of incompetence, prejudice, greed 极其无能、 偏颇、 贪婪的表现.
(b) goods, works of art, etc being displayed 陈列的货物、 艺术品等:
The displays in Harrods are one of the sights in London. 哈罗德百货公司的陈列品是伦敦一景. =>Usage at demonstration 用法见demonstration. 用法:
2 (computing 计) words, pictures, etc shown on a visual display unit 荧屏上显示的词语、 画面等. 用法:
3 (idm 习语) on display being displayed 被展示; 被陈列:
A collection of photographs was on display in the hall. 大厅里展出了一辑照片. *
put sth on display, ie display it 展出某物. |