display

US /dɪˈspleɪ/
UK /dɪˈspleɪ/
"display" picture
1.

to show or exhibit something publicly or openly

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The museum will display ancient artifacts.
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She likes to display her trophies on the shelf.
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showexhibitpresentdemonstratereveal
2.

to make data or information visible on a screen or other output device

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The computer will display the results on the monitor.
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The app failed to display the images correctly.
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renderoutputpresent
1.

an act of showing or exhibiting something

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The art gallery held a beautiful display of modern paintings.
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The shop window had an attractive display of new products.
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exhibitionshowpresentationdemonstration
2.

an electronic device that shows information or images

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The laptop has a high-resolution display.
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The new smartphone features a vibrant OLED display.
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screenmonitorpanel
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display addisplay cabinet