display — to show something clearly, in public, or for people to see
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to show something clearly, in public, or for people to see
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪˈspleɪ/
Korean meaning: 전시하다, 보여주다, 나타내다
Korean pronunciation: 디**스플**레이
Example Sentences
- My cat likes to display his hunting skills by bringing dead mice to my bed every morning.
- The store's holiday display attracted many customers.
- She displayed incredible patience while teaching her grandmother how to use a smartphone.
display
VERB//dɪˈspleɪ//
to show something clearly, in public, or for people to see
to show something clearly, in public, or for people to see
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Origin
From Old French 'desploier' meaning 'to unfold or unfurl,' composed of the prefix 'des-' (indicating reversal or separation) and 'ploier' (to fold), which comes from Latin 'plicare' meaning 'to fold.'
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“My cat likes to display his hunting skills by bringing dead mice to my bed every morning.”
“The store's holiday display attracted many customers.”
“She displayed incredible patience while teaching her grandmother how to use a smartphone.”
“The peacock displayed its beautiful feathers to impress the tourists, but they were more interested in their phones.”
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