B1verbmediatechnology
US/dɪˈspleɪ/
UK/dɪˈspleɪ/
to put something where people can see it, or to show a feeling or quality
In context
The museum displays old photos of Saigon from the 1960s.
Your phone screen will display a message when the battery is low.
The young player displayed great calm during the penalty shootout.
Words that go with display
verb + noun
- display informationThe board at the station displays information about delayed trains.
- display signsThe patient did not display any signs of serious illness.
- display emotionHe rarely displays emotion, even at family weddings.
adverb + verb
- clearly displayPrices must be clearly displayed on every product.
- proudly displayThe shop proudly displays photos of famous customers on the wall.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
The shop displays many beautiful clothes for people buy.Correct: The shop displays many beautiful clothes for people to buy.