display
verb [ T ] uk/dɪˈspleɪ/ us/dɪˈspleɪ/
(ARRANGE)
B1 布置，排列，陈列
to arrange something or a collection of things so that it can be seen by the public
Family photographs were displayed on the wall. 墙上挂着家人的照片。
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- There were photographs of all her children proudly displayed on the mantelpiece.
- His trophies were proudly displayed in a backlit cabinet.
- New books are displayed in a prominent position on tables at the front of the shop.
- Some displayed their wares on stalls, while others had just spread them out on the pavement.
- A photograph of her daughter was prominently displayed on her desk.
(SHOW)
C2 显露，表露（情感）
to show a feeling
My grandfather disapproved of displaying emotion in public. 我祖父不赞同在公开场合表露感情。
（在屏幕上）显示（文字、图片等）
to show words, pictures, etc. on a screen
Retailers should display delivery times and costs on their websites. 零售商应该在网站上显示送货时间和费用。
display
noun uk/dɪˈspleɪ/ us/dɪˈspleɪ/
(ARRANGEMENT)
B1 [ C or U ]陈列品，展览品；陈列，展示，展览；表演
a collection of objects or pictures arranged for people to look at, or a performance or show for people to watch
There's an Egyptian art collection on display (= being shown) at the museum at the moment. 埃及艺术收藏展正在博物馆举行。
a fireworks display 焰火表演
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- His performance is described in the paper as 'a breathtaking display of physical agility'.
- Our complete range of carpets is on display in our showroom.
- Valuable pieces of china were on display in a glass-fronted cabinet.
- The crowd was entertained with a display of aerobatics.
- A recent find of ancient artefacts is on display at the local museum.
(SHOW)
C2 [ C or U ]流露（情感），显露（情绪）
the fact of someone showing how they feel
There's never much (of a) display of affection between them. 他们之间从来都没怎么表示过爱慕之情。
B1 [ C or U ]（计算机屏幕等的）显示
the way in which words, pictures, etc. are shown electronically, for example on a computer screen
The display problems might be due to a shortage of disk space. 显示问题可能是硬盘空间不足造成的。