Pronunciation

/dɪˈspleɪ/

Definitions

Noun

1. The act of presenting something for viewing or examination, often visually: The museum had an impressive display of ancient artifacts.
2. An arrangement of items, such as merchandise or information, for public view: The store had an attractive window display.
3. A show or exhibition: The art gallery featured a new photography display.
4. A computer screen or monitor that shows images or information: The computer’s display showed a welcome message.

Verb

1. To exhibit or arrange something for public view: They displayed the paintings in the gallery.
2. To present information or data clearly: The software allows you to easily display financial data.
3. To make visible or apparent: Her talent was displayed during the recital.

Adjective

1. Designed to be seen or admired: The building’s sleek display of modern architecture.
2. Showing clearly or prominently: The display of emotions on her face.

Phrases

• “Display something” means to put on show or exhibit.
• “Display case” is a container used to showcase items.
• “Display advertising” refers to promotional material shown in public places.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The museum had a grand display of dinosaur fossils.”
• Verb: “The artist decided to display her latest sculptures at the gallery.”
• Adjective: “The building’s exterior was a stunning display of glass and steel.”

Synonyms

• Exhibit
• Show
• Presentation
• Display board
• Exhibiton
• Showcase
• Array
• Demonstrate