exhibit如何读

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exhibit英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 陈列; 展览 show publicly for pleasure, for sale, in a competition, etc.
  2. vt. & vi. 显示 give clear evidence of a quality
n.(名词)
  1. [C]展览品,陈列品 sth that is exhibited
  2. [C]在法庭提出的证物 sth brought into a law court to prove the truth

exhibit是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 展出产品
  2. 举办展示会,开展览会
  3. 展览,展出,陈列
  4. 显示,显出
  5. 表明,表示,表现
  6. 公演,表演,演出
  7. 【律】提出(证据,物证)
  8. 【医】用(药),给(药)
  9. 证件
  10. 见于广告
  11. 展出照片
n. (名词)
  1. 展览品,展示品,陈列品
  2. <美>展示会,展览会
  3. 【律】证据,证件,物证,法律依据
  4. 样品
  5. 显示,呈现
  6. 展览,展出,陈列

exhibit自然拼读

ex·hib·it

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exhibit变形

复数:exhibits

第三人称单数:exhibits

现在分词:exhibiting

过去式:exhibited

过去分词:exhibited

exhibit扩展

exhibitor (exhibiter) (n.)

exhibit词根

词根:exhibit

n.

exhibition 展览,显示;展览会;展览品

exhibitor 展出者;显示者

exhibitionist 裸露症患者;倾向自我宣传的人;喜欢出风头的人

exhibitioner 展出者;获得奖学金的学生

exhibitionism 裸露癖;自我宣传癖;喜出风头癖

exhibit英英释义

transitive verb

to expose for viewing or inspection; present; show.He exhibited his new collection of paintings at a downtown gallery last week.She will exhibit her findings from the experiment at the upcoming conference.

to reveal or manifest (emotions, symptoms, or the like).They didn't exhibit any surprise when we told them the news.She's exhibiting some of the early signs of the disease.You've written a lot, but you haven't exhibited an understanding of the issues.

to submit as evidence in a legal proceeding.The gun will be exhibited as part of the evidence.

to make clear or obvious; explain.

intransitive verb

to make a presentation of something for public viewing or inspection.I know some of the artists that exhibit at this gallery.

noun

an act or instance of exhibiting; showing; presentation.People flocked to the museum during the exhibit of the Italian sculptures.

a collection of things that are on display for many people to view, or a particular object that is submitted for viewing.Thousands of people came to see the exhibit of ancient Egyptian art at the museum.The enamel vase was donated as an exhibit.

a document or object used as evidence in a legal proceeding.The prosecuting attorney submitted the letter as one of the exhibits at the trial.

exhibit词组

on exhibit展出

exhibit区别

 demonstrate, manifest, display, show, exhibit

这组词都有“显示、显露、展现”的意思,其区别是:

demonstrate指明显地表露感情。也指用实例、实验推理等手段表演证明,或论证某一问题。

manifest书面正式用词,指明确地表明。

display多指将某物陈列在显眼之处以便让发现其优点,侧重有意识地显示。

show最普通用词,泛指任何有意或无意地把东西给别人看的行为。

exhibit指公开或正式地展示,以便引人注目或让人检查。

以上来源于网络

 exposition, display, show, exhibition, fair, exhibit

这组词都有“展览”的意思,其区别是:

exposition多指大型博览会或国际博览会。

display指展销会,商店橱窗或柜台上的陈列品。

show指艺术品、农产品、工业品或商品等的任何形式的公开展览。

exhibition一般指较正规的展览会。

fair侧重指为促销商品而举办的展览会或商品交易会。

exhibit多指个人或团体陈列的展览品,规模可大可小。

以上来源于网络

exhibit词源中文解释

"展示或呈现给视野中," 15世纪中期,源自拉丁语 exhibitus,是 exhibere 的过去分词,意为“伸出,展示,显示,呈现,交付”,由 ex “出”(见 ex-) 和 habere “持有”(源自 PIE 词根 *ghabh- “给予或接受”)组成。相关词汇: Exhibited; exhibiting。

exhibit词源英文解释

Verb Middle English, from Latin exhibitus, past participle of exhibēre, from ex- + habēre to have, hold — more at give

The first known use of exhibit was in the 15th century

exhibit儿童词典英英释义

expositionnoun

an explanation of something

a piece of writing that explains

the first part of a piece of music in which the theme is presented

a public exhibition

experience1 of 2noun

the actual living through an event or series of events

learn by experience

skill or knowledge gained by actually doing or feeling a thing had gained a lot of experience by the end of the season

a job that requires someone with experience

the amount of such skill or knowledge

has five years' experience

something one has actually done or lived through

my experiences as a riverboat pilot

experience2 of 2verb

to have experience of : undergo

experienced many hardships as a child

expectverb

to believe that something will occur and wait for it to happen expect her home soon

expect rain

suppose sense 3, think

who do you expect will win?

to consider reasonable, due, or necessary

expect an honest day's work

to consider obligated

expected you to pay your debts

expandverb

to open wide : unfold

a bird with wings expanded

to increase in size, number, or amount the expanding universe their work expanded

substances expand when heated

to work out in greater detail

expand an argument

to perform the indicated mathematical operations of : write out in full

expand both sides of an equation

existencenoun

the fact or the state of having being or of being real

the largest animal in existence

the state of being alive : life

owed my existence to a doctor's skill

exhibitionnoun

an act or instance of exhibiting

a public showing (as of works of art, manufactured goods, or athletic skill)

exhibit1 of 2verb

to show by outward signs : reveal

exhibit an interest in music

to put on display

exhibit a collection of paintings

exhibit2 of 2noun

an article or a collection shown in an exhibition

an article presented as evidence in a court of law

exhibit 例句

1 Before she knows it, she is setting up her life as if it were an exhibit labeled neatly for those who can read: the sister who survived.

2 New goods are exhibited on the new set of counters.

这组新栏柜里都陈列着新商品.

3 They exhibited unearthed cultural relics of the Han Dynasty.

他们展览了出土的汉代文物.

4 The Vatican Museums also exhibit objects from aan ancient land called Etruria.

梵蒂冈博物馆还展出了来自古老大陆伊特鲁里亚的作品.

5 But some animals, after this period of exploration, exhibit behaviors that show they know they are looking at themselves.

但在探索阶段过后,某些动物的行为表明它们知道它们看见的是自己。

6 Afterward they walk together through the Center for British Art; there is an exhibit of Renaissance works on paper, which they’ve both been meaning to see.

7 Just as foragers exhibited a wide array of religions and social structures, so, too, did they probably demonstrate a variety of violence rates.

8 Never touch the exhibit.

千万别碰展览品.

9 “Be gentle. With each other and, most especially, the library’s books and exhibits.”

10 “A Dracula mystery story,” she said, eagerly exhibiting her book.

11 International terrorism is also savage , The organization of terror exhibits new characteristic and trend.

国际恐怖主义活动依然猖獗, 呈现新的特点和趋势.

12 “You won’t have time for that silliness on Saturday. I’m planning to get the whole family tickets to the new exhibit at the art museum that day.”

13 The huge movie theaters, the museums, the concerts, the science exhibits.

14 They will be exhibiting a collection of paintings.

15 Clarissa glanced to the chairs where I had my dirty T-shirt and jeans spread out like some kind of strange art exhibit.

16 A hut dominated the exhibit, its walls wooden poles lashed together under a peaked thatch roof.

17 He seems to want to exhibit his shame.

他似乎想要让大家知道自己感到羞愧。

18 Sam was a white man of twenty-five years and exhibited none of the eccentric mannerisms of his co-workers.

19 Other women seemed content and even exhibited their bellies with pride...

其他女人似乎很满足,甚至还骄傲地炫耀她们的肚腩。

20 ...a massive elephant exhibited by London Zoo in the late 19th Century.

19世纪末伦敦动物园展出的一头巨型大象

exhibit 同义词

3 展品

showpiece

4 出示

show

8 外露

open

12 证物

token evidence proof

13

for find tip

15 展示会

show exhibition exposition

18 公开表示

professed

20 展览品

exhibition display

23 公开展示

on display

29 物证

evidence

31 正式提出

file

34 表现出

have show present display ooze

exhibit 短语相关

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