vt.

1. 陳列；展出
   The cakes were displayed in the window.

   糕點陳列在櫥窗中。

2. 顯示；表現；顯露
   He displayed interest in archaeology.

   他對考古學有興趣。

3. 炫耀，誇示

n.

1. 展覽，陳列；表演[C][U]
   Children enjoy a fireworks display.

   孩子們喜愛看煙火。

2. 陳列品，展覽品[C]
   I like the way the displays are arranged in the museum.

   我喜歡那個博物館裡展覽品陳列的方式。

3. 顯示，表現[C][U]
4. 炫耀[C][U]
   He made a display of his learning.

   他誇耀自己有學問。

v.

1. place (something) prominently so that it may readily be seen.
2. show (data or an image) on a computer, television, or cinema screen.
3. give a clear demonstration of (a quality, emotion, or skill).
4. (of a male animal) engage in a specialized pattern of behaviour intended to attract a mate.

n.

1. an instance of displaying or being displayed.
   ▸a show or other event staged for public entertainment.
2. a collection of objects being displayed.
3. an electronic device for the visual presentation of data.

[名]

1. ①展覽；展示；陳列。
2. ②顯示。