exhibit

esporre, mostrare

Presentare un oggetto perché altre persone possano vederlo, soprattutto in un luogo pubblico.

In inglese semplice: To show an object to other people, especially in a public place.

• The museum exhibits old toys.
• He exhibited his paintings in Paris.
• Where will you exhibit your latest work?

Come si usa: exhibit something at something (She will exhibit her photographs at the local gallery.)

Sinonimi: display, show

Contrari: hide

Espressioni comuni: exhibit paintings, exhibit something publicly, exhibit something at something, exhibit at something

mostrare, manifestare

Far vedere un sentimento, una qualità, una capacità o un segno attraverso l’aspetto o il comportamento.

In inglese semplice: To show a particular feeling, quality, ability, or sign through appearance or behavior.

• The patient exhibits no symptoms.
• The team exhibited great patience under pressure.
• Some animals exhibit surprisingly complex behavior.

Sinonimi: show, display, demonstrate

Contrari: conceal

Espressioni comuni: exhibit symptoms, exhibit great skill, exhibit unusual behavior

mostra, esposizione

Presentazione di oggetti o immagini che il pubblico può visitare e osservare.

In inglese semplice: A public display of objects or pictures that people can visit and look at.

• The museum has a new exhibit.
• We enjoyed the photography exhibit last weekend.
• Children can touch objects in the interactive exhibits.

Come si usa: exhibit on something (We visited an exhibit on the history of farming.)

Sinonimi: exhibition, display, show

Espressioni comuni: museum exhibit, art exhibit, interactive exhibit, exhibit on something

reperto, prova

Oggetto o documento presentato ufficialmente in tribunale come prova.

In inglese semplice: An object or document officially shown in court as evidence.

• The photograph became Exhibit A.
• The lawyer showed the jury a new exhibit.
• Each exhibit was carefully numbered before the trial.

Sinonimi: piece of evidence

Espressioni comuni: exhibit a, prosecution exhibit, a numbered exhibit