exhibit
verb [ I or T ] uk/?ɡ?z?b.?t/ us/?ɡ?z?b.?t/
C1 展出，展览；展示
to show something publicly
He frequently exhibits at the art gallery. 他经常在艺术馆展出作品。
In the summer the academy will exhibit several prints that are rarely seen. 该学会将于今年夏天对外展出几幅罕见的版画作品。
He exhibited great self-control considering her rudeness. 她那么无礼，他表现出如此的克制力已很不错了。
Synonym: show (MAKE SEEN)
Compare: demo verb
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- Most zoos try to exhibit animals in naturalistic settings.
- The crown, decorated with diamonds and other precious stones, was exhibited in a special case.
- The new wing of the museum had to be large enough to exhibit several huge dinosaur skeletons.
- We have exhibited many of his works at our gallery in recent years.
- One member of our pottery class is now exhibiting and selling her ceramics very successfully.
exhibit
noun [ C ] uk/?ɡ?z?b.?t/ us/?ɡ?z?b.?t/
#p#分页标题#e#C1 展品；展出物；陈列品
an object that is shown to the public in a museum, etc.
The museum has a fascinating collection of exhibits ranging from Iron Age pottery to Inuit clothing. 这个博物馆收藏的展品，从铁器时代的陶器，到因纽特人的衣物，丰富多彩，令人称奇。
C1 US (UK exhibition)（一批）展品，展览
a collection of objects that is shown to the public in a museum, etc.
Let's go see the new dinosaur exhibit. 我们去看这个有关恐龙的新展览吧。
law specialized（法庭上出示的）证据，物证
a thing used as evidence (= proof that something is true) in a trial
Is exhibit C the weapon that you say was used? 物证C是不是你说的所使用的武器？
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