display

B2 · Upper Intermediate Academic

v. to show a feeling or a skill through your actions.

v. to manifest a quality, emotion, or skill through visible behavior or performance.

日本語:見せる※

“The young athlete displayed great courage during the difficult race.”

“Throughout the negotiations, the lead diplomat displayed an impressive level of patience despite the repeated provocations from the opposing side.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. a collection of objects or a performance arranged for people to look at.

n. A public exhibition or spectacle intended to inform or entertain.

日本語:展示※

Español:demuestra

“We went to the park to watch the spectacular fireworks display.”

“The department store's window display featured a nostalgic winter scene that attracted crowds of shoppers during the holiday season.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun Computing Technical

n. the part of a computer, phone, or machine that shows information or pictures.

n. A device or screen that provides a visual representation of data or images.

“The laptop has a high-resolution display that makes colors look very bright.”

“The technician noticed that the liquid crystal display was flickering, suggesting a loose connection within the internal wiring of the control panel.”