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display noun
⇨ exhibition (a window display) ⇨ expression 1 (a display of affection/wealth/skill) ⇨ performance (a firework display) ⇨ on display ⇨ visible adj.display verb
⇨ present 1 (display your work) ⇨ show 3 (display your knowledge) exhibition noun exhibition ♦︎ show ♦︎ display ♦︎ exhibit ♦︎ fair ♦︎ trade show/trade fairThese are all words for a collection of things that are shown to the public. 这些词均表示展览、展品。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to be on exhibition / show / display / exhibit◆a big exhibition / show / display / exhibit / fair◆a major exhibition / show / display / exhibit◆an international exhibition / show / exhibit / trade show / trade fair◆a public exhibition / show / display / exhibit◆a permanent / temporary exhibition / display / exhibit◆an annual show / fair / trade show / trade fair◆a travelling / touring exhibition / show / display / exhibit◆to see an exhibition / a show / a display / an exhibit◆to attend / go to / visit an exhibition / a show / an exhibit / a fair / a trade show / a trade fair◆to have / hold / host an exhibition / a show / an exhibit / a fair / a trade show / a trade fair◆to mount / present / put on an exhibition / a display / an exhibit◆The exhibition / show / exhibit / fair / trade show / trade fair opens / closes / ends on a particular date.■ exhibition / /ˌeksɪˈbɪʃn/ / [countable] (especially BrE) a collection of things, for example works of art, that are shown to the public; the act of showing things to the public （一批）展览品；展览；展出◆They are putting on an exhibition of old photographs.他们正在展出一批老照片。◆The Mappa Mundi is now on permanent exhibition at Hereford Cathedral.这幅古代世界地图现在是赫里福德大教堂的永久性展品。ⓘ The usual American English word for an exhibition [countable] is exhibit. 在美式英语中，exhibition常写作exhibit。■ show [countable, uncountable] an occasion when a collection of things are brought together for people to look at; the fact of being brought together for people to look at 展览会；展览◆They hold an agricultural show once a year.他们一年办一次农业展览会。◆The first couple of days at the Paris fashion shows are always a thrill.巴黎时装展开展的头两天总是让人感到兴奋。◆The latest technology will be on show at the trade fair.这一最新技术将在商品展销会上亮相。 see also show ⇨ present verb 1 NOTE 辨析 Exhibition or show?A show is usually temporary. An exhibition is often temporary, but can be permanent; if it is temporary, it may last for several months and/or travel to museums in different cities or countries. An exhibition usually contains works of art or items of special cultural or scientific interest. Show is a more general word, and suggests an event that might appeal to a wider range of people. * show通常是短期的展览。exhibition常常也是短期的，但也可能是永久性的；短期的exhibition可能持续几个月，然后展品移至其他城市或国家的博物馆轮流展出。exhibition通常是艺术品或有文化、科学价值的物品的展览。show词义较笼统，指可能吸引更广大群众的展览会。■ display [countable] an arrangement of things in a public place to inform or entertain people or advertise sth for sale 陈列；展览◆The window display changes once a month.橱窗展示品每月更换一次。◆The medals can be seen in a display cabinet on the first floor.奖牌摆放在一楼的陈列柜里供人观赏。 see also display ⇨ present verb 1 ■ exhibit / /ɪgˈzɪbɪt/ / [countable] (NAmE) an exhibition （一批）展览品；展览；展出◆a Matisse exhibit at the National Gallery国家美术馆里的马蒂斯画展■ fair [countable] (NAmE) a type of entertainment in a field or park, especially one at which farm animals and products are shown and take part in competitions （评比农畜产品的）集市◆We all went south for the state fair.我们都南下去逛州农畜产品集市了。ⓘ In British English this is called an agricultural show. In both British and American English an art/craft fair is an event at which artists show and sell their work; a jobs/careers fair is an event at which people who are looking for jobs can get information about companies that might employ them. 在英式英语中表达此义用an agricultural show。在英式和美式英语中，an art/craft fair均指艺术品展销会，a jobs/careers fair均指招聘会。■ trade show■ trade fair [countable] an event at which many different companies show and sell their products 商品展销会；商品交易会◆Opening on June 11, the trade show will feature a wide range of goods.这次交易会于6月11日开幕，展出的商品种类繁多。 expression1 noun expressions of sympathy 表示同情a worried expression on her face 她脸上担心的神情expression ♦︎ display ♦︎ show ♦︎ demonstration ♦︎ exhibitionThese are all words for actions that show feelings or qualities or express opinions or ideas. 这些词均表示表露、表达。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆an expression / a display / a show / a demonstration of support / affection◆an expression / a display / a show of concern / emotion◆an expression / a display of sympathy◆an expression / a show of gratitude◆a display / show / demonstration of strength◆a display / show of unity / force◆a display / demonstration of skill◆a public expression / display / show / demonstration of sth◆an open expression / display of sth◆an impressive display / show / demonstration of sth◆a great display / show of sth■ expression [countable, uncountable] (rather formal) things that people say, write or do in order to show their feelings, opinions and ideas 表露；表示；表达◆The riots are the most serious expression of anti-government feeling yet.这几起暴乱事件是目前为止最严重的反政府情绪的表露。◆Freedom of expression (= freedom to say what you think) is a basic human right.言论自由是基本的人权。◆ (formal) Only in his dreams does he give expression to his fears.只有在梦里他的恐惧才能得以表露。◆The poet's anger finds expression in (= is shown in) the last verse of the poem.诗人的愤怒在这首诗的最后一节表达出来。 see also express ⇨ say 2 ■ display [countable] an act of showing a feeling, quality or skill （感情、特质或技能的）显示，表露◆My family has never gone in for open displays of affection.我的家人从不喜欢大方展露关爱之情。◆an ostentatious display of wealth大肆炫富◆a magnificent display of goalkeeping出色的守门技术展示 see also display ⇨ show verb 3 ■ show [countable] an act of showing a feeling, quality or skill （感情、特质或技能的）显示，表露◆He was completely unmoved by her little show of temper.她有点发脾气了，他却无动于衷。◆She made a great show of wanting to leave, but I knew she didn't mean it.她表现出很想离开的样子，但我知道她并非真打算走。 see also show ⇨ show verb 3 ■ demonstration [countable] (rather formal) an act of showing a feeling, quality or skill （感情、特质或技能的）显示，表露◆She was given to quite embarrassing public demonstrations of emotion.她经常令人尴尬地公开表露感情。◆The performance was a remarkable demonstration of his abilities.这场演出很好地展示了他的能力。 see also demonstrate ⇨ show verb 3 NOTE 辨析 Display, show or demonstration?A display or show may be insincere, exaggerated, intended to impress, or not really intended at all ( a display/show of temper). A demonstration is usually more sincere. * display或show可以指不真诚或夸张的展示，目的是为了引起注意，或并非出自本意。demonstration通常为较真诚的表露。■ exhibition / /ˌeksɪˈbɪʃn/ / [countable] (especially BrE, rather formal) an act of showing a skill or kind of behaviour （技能或某种行为的）表现，显示◆We were treated to an exhibition of the footballer's speed and skill.足球运动员表现出的速度和技术，真让我们大饱眼福。◆It was an appalling exhibition of bad manners.这真是无理行为极其恶劣的表现。 performance noun performance ♦︎ show ♦︎ production ♦︎ display ♦︎ act ♦︎ spectacleThese are all words for an occasion on which a play, concert or some other form of entertainment is performed. 这些词均表示演出、表演。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆in a performance / a show / a production / a display / an act / a spectacle◆at a performance / show / production / display / spectacle◆during a performance / a show / a display / an act◆a great performance / show / display / spectacle◆a brilliant / superb performance / show / production / display◆a magnificent performance / display / spectacle◆a live performance / show / production / act◆a stage performance / show / production◆a public performance / display / spectacle◆a / an amateur / professional performance / show / production◆a musical performance / show / production / act◆to do a performance / a show / a production / an act◆to put on / stage a performance / show / production / display◆to perform a show / an act◆to see a performance / a show / a production / a display / an act◆to watch a performance / show / production / display■ performance [countable] an occasion on which a play, concert or some other form of entertainment is performed 演出；表演◆They gave a magnificent performance of Ravel's String Quartet.他们演出的拉威尔弦乐四重奏很精彩。◆Please refrain from talking during the performance.演出中请勿交谈。 see also perform ⇨ play verb 3 ■ show [countable] a theatre performance, especially one that includes singing and dancing 演出；歌舞表演◆This one-man show had the audience falling about with laughter.这场单人表演让观众笑得前仰后合。◆She's the star of the show!她是这场演出的明星！ see also show ⇨ concert ■ production [countable] a film, play or broadcast that is prepared for the public （电影、戏剧或广播节目的）上映，上演，播出◆She's currently performing in a new production of 'King Lear'.她目前正在出演一部新版《李尔王》。ⓘ Production is most often used to talk about plays and musicals. * production最常指戏剧和音乐剧。 see also produce ⇨ play verb 3 ■ display [countable] an act of performing a skill or of showing sth happening, in order to entertain people 展示；表演◆Most of the local people attended the firework display.当地人大都去看了烟花表演。◆We watched a breathtaking display of aerobatics.我们观看了一场惊险的特技飞行表演。■ act [countable] one of several short pieces of entertainment in a show 一段表演◆The show includes clowns and other circus acts.演出包括小丑和其他马戏表演。■ spectacle / /ˈspektəkl/ / [countable, uncountable] a performance or event that is very impressive and exciting to look at 精彩的表演；壮观的场面◆The carnival parade was a magnificent spectacle.狂欢节游行场面热闹壮观。 see also spectacular ⇨ impressive visible adjective ➡ See also the entry for ⇨ marked 另见marked条visible ♦︎ on display ♦︎ noticeable ♦︎ in evidence ♦︎ discernible ♦︎ in viewThese words all describe sb/sth that can be seen or noticed. 这些词均表示看得见的、明显的、能注意到的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆visible / noticeable / discernible to / in / from sb / sth◆a visible / a noticeable / a discernible effect / feature / difference / change◆clearly visible / in evidence / discernible / in view◆still visible / on display / noticeable / in evidence◆particularly visible / noticeable / in evidence◆just / barely visible / noticeable / discernible■ visible that can be seen; that is obvious enough to be noticed 看得见的；可见的；明显的；能注意到的◆The house is clearly visible from the beach.从海滩上就能清楚地看到那座房子。◆Most stars are not visible to the naked eye.大多数星星肉眼看不见。◆He showed no visible sign of emotion.他丝毫不露声色。OPP invisible ⇨ invisible see also distinguishable ⇨ recognizable ▸ visibly adverb ◆He was visibly shocked.看得出他大为震惊。■ on diˈsplay idiom put in a place where people can look at it 陈列；展出◆Designs for the new sports hall are on display in the library.新体育馆的设计图展示在图书馆里。◆The old carriages were put on permanent display in the Museum of Transport.那些旧式客车厢在交通博物馆里长期陈列展览。■ noticeable easy to see or notice; clear or definite 显著的；显而易见的◆Her scars are hardly noticeable now.她的伤疤现在几乎看不出来了。◆It was noticeable that none of the family were present.很明显这一家没有人在场。◆The new filing system is a noticeable improvement on the old one.这种新的存档系统比过去那种有着显著的改进。 see also notice ⇨ notice ▸ noticeably adverb ◆Her hand was shaking noticeably.她的手显然在颤抖。◆Marks were noticeably higher for girls than for boys.女孩子的分数明显地高于男孩子。■ in ˈevidence idiom present and clearly seen 显眼；显而易见◆The police were much in evidence at today's demonstration.今天的示威集会上警察随处可见。■ discernible /dɪˈsɜːnəbl; NAmE dɪˈsɜːrnəbl/ (formal) that can be noticed, discovered or understood, especially when it is not easy to see, understand, etc. （尤指不易辨察、理解等的事物）可识别的，能觉察出的◆There is often no discernible difference between rival brands.竞争品牌之间往往看不出明显的区别。◆His face was barely discernible in the gloom.黑暗中很难看清他的脸。 see also discern ⇨ identify ■ in ˈview phrase that can be seen from where sb/sth is looking 看得见的；在视野中的◆There was nobody in view.一眼望去，一个人也没有。◆They cleared the fence and lay down in view of (= where they could see) the camp.他们拆掉篱笆，在一个看得见营地的地方躺了下来。◆He was shot in full view of (= where he could be clearly seen by) a large crowd.他在众目睽睽之下被人枪杀了。OPP out of sight ⇨ invisible present1 verb present a new product 推出新产品present sth as a victory 把某事描述成胜利present a report 提交报告present a TV show 主持电视节目present ♦︎ show ♦︎ display ♦︎ produce ♦︎ unveil ♦︎ launchThese words all mean to make sth available for other people to see. 这些词均表示推出、展出。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to present / show / display / unveil / launch a new product / model◆to present / show / display your wares◆to present / show / unveil plans◆to show / display a painting / your work / a collection / a trophy◆to present / show / display sth proudly■ present [transitive] to offer a new product or plan for other people to look at 推出（新产品）；展示（新方案）◆They are going to present the new model at the trade fair.他们将在商品交易会上推出这一新款。■ show (showed, shown) [intransitive, transitive] to be or make sth available for the public to see 展览；上映；演出◆The film is being shown now.该影片正在上映。◆She plans to show her paintings early next year.她计划明年年初展出自己的绘画作品。 see also show ⇨ exhibition noun , showing ⇨ programme ■ display [transitive] to put sth in a place where people can see it easily; to show sth to people 陈列；展示；展出◆The exhibition gives local artists an opportunity to display their work.这次展览给了地方艺术家展示他们作品的机会。◆She displayed her bruises for all to see.她把自己身上青一块紫一块的伤露出来给大家看。 see also display ⇨ exhibition noun , display ⇨ show verb 3 , put sth up ⇨ hang NOTE 辨析 Show or display? Show is the less formal and more general of these words. Artists themselves usually talk about showing their work. Display emphasizes that sth has been put where as many people as possible will see it, and usually also that it has been arranged in an attractive way. * show不如display正式，但含义较宽泛。艺术家通常用show表示展示自己的作品。display强调在尽可能多的人前展出，展品通常布置得很吸引人。■ produce [transitive] to show sth or make sth appear from somewhere 出示；展现；使出现◆He produced a letter from his pocket.他从口袋里掏出一封信来。◆At the meeting the finance director produced the figures for the previous year.会上财务总监展示了上一年的数字。■ unveil / /ˌʌnˈveɪl/ / [transitive] (journalism 新闻) to show or introduce a new product or plan to the public for the first time （首次）展示，介绍，推出（新产品或新计划）◆They will be unveiling their new models at the Motor Show.他们将在车展上首次推出他们的新车型。◆The government has unveiled plans for new energy legislation.政府已经出台了新能源法方案。■ launch / /lɔːntʃ/ / [transitive] to introduce or show a new book or product to the public for the first time 发行，推出（新书或新产品）◆The book was launched amid a fanfare of publicity.在隆重的广告宣传下这本书发行了。◆The new model will be launched in July.这一新款将于7月份推出。 see also launch ⇨ launch noun NOTE 辨析 Unveil or launch?You can unveil/launch a product/model, unveil plans or launch a book, but you cannot ◆launch plans or ◆unveil a book 可以说unveil/launch a product/model、unveil plans或launch a book。不说launch plans，也不说unveil a book。 show3 verb opinion polls show... 民意调查表明⋯Show me that letter. 把那封信给我看看。show courage/respect 表现出勇气／敬意 ➡ See also the entry for ⇨ say 2 另见say条第2义show ♦︎ reflect ♦︎ display ♦︎ demonstrateThese words all mean to make known sth such as a feeling, opinion or quality, especially through your behaviour or actions. 这些词均表示表现、体现情感、意见或特质等，尤指通过行为或行动显露出来。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to show / demonstrate that...◆to show / reflect / display / demonstrate interest◆to show / reflect / demonstrate concern◆to show / reflect / display (your) feelings / emotions◆to show / display / demonstrate commitment / courage◆to show / display / demonstrate good, anti-social, etc. behaviour◆to show / reflect / display / demonstrate sth clearly■ show (showed, shown) [transitive, intransitive] to make it clear that you have a particular quality or feeling; (of a quality or feeling) to be clear to people 表现；体现；（特质或感情）显示出，流露出◆She showed great courage in the face of danger.面对危险她表现出极大的勇气。◆He has shown himself to be ready to make compromises.他表露出自己愿意妥协。◆Her expression showed her disappointment.她的表情流露出了失望。◆She tried not to let her disappointment show.她极力不让自己的失望情绪流露出来。 see also show ⇨ expression noun 1 ■ reflect [transitive] (rather formal) to show or be a sign of the nature of sth or of sb's attitude or feeling 显示，表明，表达（本质、态度或感情）◆Our newspaper aims to reflect the views of the local community.我们的报纸旨在反映当地居民的心声。◆His music reflects his interest in African culture.他的音乐反映出他对非洲文化的兴趣。◆Her face reflected the power of her feelings.她的面容显示出内心情感的力量。ⓘ One thing reflects another; reflect cannot take a person as subject. * reflect指一事物显示另一事物，不能以人作主语◆She showed great interest in his research.她对他的研究表现出很大兴趣。◆She reflected great interest in his research. ■ display [transitive] (rather formal) to show that you have a particular feeling, quality or ability 显示，显露，表现（感情、特质或能力）◆I have rarely seen her display any sign of emotion.我很少见到她显露自己的情感。◆He dearly loved to display his knowledge.他非常喜欢炫耀自己的知识。 see also display ⇨ expression noun 1 , display ⇨ present verb 1 ■ demonstrate / /ˈdemənstreɪt/ / [transitive] (rather formal) to show by your actions that you have a particular quality, ability or feeling 表明，表现，显露（特质、能力或感情）◆You need to demonstrate more self-control.你需要表现出更强的自制力。◆We want to demonstrate our commitment to human rights.我们想表明我们对维护人权的承担。 see also demonstration ⇨ expression noun 1 NOTE 辨析 Display or demonstrate?When you demonstrate a quality, ability or feeling this is always deliberate, because you want people to see your good qualities such as commitment, understanding and willingness. People can display feelings without meaning to. * demonstrate总是指有意识地显露某种特质、能力或感情，因为你想让人看到你的优良品质，如commitment、understanding和willingness。display可表示无意中流露出某种感情◆to display / exhibit signs of emotion / fatigue显露情感／疲倦◆to demonstrate signs of emotion/fatigue People can also deliberately display abilities that they are proud of, but these often show how clever they are rather than how good they are. * display也可指有意地表现自己引以为荣的一些能力，但这些能力常表明他们多么聪明而非他们为人有多么好。 |