| [/ˏeksɪˈbɪʃn; ˏɛksəˋbɪʃən/] n 用法:
1 [C] (a) collection of things shown publicly (eg works of art, industrial or commercial goods for advertisement) 展览品; 展览; 展览会:
Have you seen the Picasso exhibition? ie exhibition of paintings by Picasso. 你参观过毕加索的画展吗? *
[attrib 作定语] one of the exhibition halls at the Frankfurt book fair 法兰克福书展的展厅之一.
(b) public display of animals, plants, flowers, etc (esp as shown in a competition for prizes) 动物、 植物、 花卉等的展览（尤指为获奖而参赛的）. 用法:
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(a) [sing] act of showing (a quality or feeling) （某特质或感情的）表现, 显示:
an exhibition of bad manners 无礼的表现 *
The quiz was a good opportunity for the exhibition of his knowledge. 这次测验是他显示知识的好机会.
(b) [C] public demonstration of a skill （技术的）公开示范表演:
There's an exhibition of pottery-making at the fair. 在集市场上有陶器制作的示范表演. *
a dancing exhibition 舞蹈表演. =>Usage at demonstration 用法见demonstration. 用法:
3 [C] (Brit) money allowance to a student from school or college funds for a number of years to pay for the costs of study 奖学金. 用法:
4 (idm 习语) make an exhi`bition of oneself (derog 贬) behave foolishly or badly in public 当众出丑; 出洋相:
People at the party were embarrassed when Frank got drunk and made an exhibition of himself. 弗兰克喝醉了, 出尽洋相, 使参加聚会的人很难为情. |