display

display
display
A n
1 Comm (for sale) (of food, small objects) étalage m ; (of furniture, equipment, vehicles) exposition f ; window display vitrine f ; to be on display être exposé ; on display in the window exposé en vitrine ; to put sth on display exposer qch ; ‘for display purposes’ Comm (book) ‘exemplaire m de présentation’ ; (object) ‘article m de présentation’ ;
2 (for decoration, to look at) (showing) exposition f ; to be ou go on display être exposé ; to put sth on display exposer qch ; what a lovely display of flowers quel bel arrangement de fleurs ; ‘do not touch the display’ ‘prière de ne pas toucher’ ;
3 (demonstration) (of art, craft, skill) démonstration f ; (of dance, sport) exhibition f ; to put on ou mount a display of organiser une démonstration or une exhibition de ; air display fête f aéronautique ;
4 (of emotion, failing, quality) démonstration f ; (of strength, wealth) déploiement m ; in a display of dans un geste de [anger, impatience] ; in a display of solidarity/affection pour manifester sa solidarité/son affection ; to make a display of péj faire étalage de [wealth, knowledge] ;
5 Aut, Aviat, Comput écran m, affichage m ; digital display affichage numérique ;
6 Print, Journ full page display page f entière de publicité ;
7 Zool parade f.
B vtr
1 gen, Comm, Comput (show, set out) afficher [information, notice, price, times, poster] ; exposer [object] ; the total is displayed here le total s'affiche ici ;
2 (reveal) faire preuve de [enthusiasm, intelligence, interest, skill] ; révéler [emotion, ignorance, vice, virtue, strength] ;
3 péj (flaunt) faire étalage de [beauty, knowledge, wealth] ; exhiber [legs, chest].
C vi Zool parader ; [peacock] faire la roue.

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