displaydis*play", v. i. to
make a display; to
act as
one making a
show or demonstration.
display dis*play", n.
1. an
opening or unfolding; exhibition; manifestation.
having witnessed displays of
his power and grace.
2. ostentatious show;
exhibition for effect; parade. he died, as
erring man should die,
without display,
without parade.
display dis*play" (?), v. t. [imp. & p. p.
displayed (?); p. pr. & vb. n. displaying.] [oe. displaien, desplaien, of. despleier, desploier, f. déployer; pref. des- (l. dis-) + pleier, ploier, plier, f. ployer, plier, to fold, bend, l. plicare.
see ply,
and cf. deploy, splay.] 1. to unfold; to
spread wide; to expand; to
stretch out; to spread.
the northern wind his wings did broad display.
2. (mil.) to
extend the front of (a column),
bringing it
into line.
3. to
spread before the view; to show; to
exhibit to
the sight, or to
the mind; to
make manifest.
his statement displays very clearly the actual condition of
the army.
4. to
make an
exhibition of; to
set in
view conspicuously or ostentatiously; to
exhibit for the sake of publicity; to parade.
proudly displaying the insignia of
their order.
5. (print.) to
make conspicuous by
large or
prominent type.
6. to discover; to descry. [obs.]
and from his seat took pleasure to
display the city so
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(
v. t.)
To unfold; to
spread wide; to expand; to
stretch out; to spread. Â
(
v. t.)
To
spread before the view; to show; to
exhibit to
the sight, or to
the mind; to
make manifest. Â
(
v. t.)
To
make conspicuous by
large or
prominent type. Â
(
v. t.)
To
make an
exhibition of; to
set in
view conspicuously or ostentatiously; to
exhibit for the sake of publicity; to parade. Â
(
v. t.)
To
extend the front of (a column),
bringing it
into line. Â
(
v. t.)
To discover; to descry. Â
(
v. i.)
To
make a display; to
act as
one making a
show or demonstration. Â
(
n.)
Ostentatious show;
exhibition for effect; parade. Â
(
n.)
An
opening or unfolding; exhibition; manifestation. Â
Noun1.
something intended to
communicate a
particular impression; "made a
display of strength"; "a
show of impatience"; "a
good show of
looking interested" (synonym)
show (hypernym) demonstration,
demo (hyponym)
big stick (derivation) reveal, show2.
something shown to
the public; "the
museum had many exhibits of
oriental art" (synonym) exhibit,
showing (hypernym)
show (hyponym)
parade (derivation) expose, exhibit3. an
electronic device that represents information in
visual form (hypernym)
electronic device (hyponym)
caller ID (part-meronym) raster4. a
visual representation of
something (synonym)
presentation (hypernym)
representation (hyponym) float5.
behavior that makes your feelings public; "a
display of emotion" (hypernym) disclosure, revelation,
revealing (hyponym) histrionics6.
exhibiting openly in
public view; "a
display of courage" (hypernym)
visual communication (hyponym)
acting out (derivation) reveal, show
Verb1. to show,
make visible or apparent; "The
metropolitan museum is
exhibiting Goya's
works this month"; "Why
don't you show your nice legs and wear shorter skirts?"; "National
leaders will have to
display the highest skills of statesmanship" (synonym) expose,
exhibit (hypernym)
show (hyponym)
open (derivation) exhibit, showing2.
make clear and visible; "The
article revealed the policies of
the government" (synonym) reveal,
show (hypernym) communicate,
pass on, pass,
put across (hyponym) express3.
attract attention by
displaying some body part or posing; of
animals (hypernym) woo, court, romance, solicit
Ostri = n. display, hospitality
Tedd = n. a display, a row
1.
 monitor.2. A vector of pointers to activation records. the nth element points to the activation record containing variables declared at lexical depth N. this allows faster access to variables from outer scopes than the alternative of linked activation records (but most variable accesses are either local or global or occasionally to the immediately enclosing scope). displays were used in some ALGOL implementations.(1996-02-22)
A device that gives information in a visual form.
the computer screen
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gluvau, gluvaya; gluvayek
In military deception, a static portrayal of an activity, force, or equipment intended to deceive the adversary’s visual observation. (JP 3-13.4) Â
Display may mean one of several things:Display as a form of biological behaviourDisplay device, a manufactured apparatus for generating visual displaysIn particular, a computer display, usually called a monitorDisplay font - a font that is suitable for use on a computer display
promptu, propono, exhibeo exibeo, praefero
the right index finger points into the left palm, held facing out before the body. the left palm moves straight out.
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