exhibit

展示する、出品する

物を人に見せるため、特に公共の場所に並べること。

やさしい英語で： 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?

使い方： exhibit something at something (She will exhibit her photographs at the local gallery.)

類義語： display, show

反対語： hide

よく使う表現： exhibit paintings, exhibit something publicly, exhibit something at something, exhibit at something

示す、呈する

感情や性質、能力、兆候を外見や行動で表すこと。

やさしい英語で： 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.

類義語： show, display, demonstrate

反対語： conceal

よく使う表現： exhibit symptoms, exhibit great skill, exhibit unusual behavior

展示、展覧会

人々が訪れて見ることのできる、物や絵の展示。

やさしい英語で： 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.

使い方： exhibit on something (We visited an exhibit on the history of farming.)

類義語： exhibition, display, show

よく使う表現： museum exhibit, art exhibit, interactive exhibit, exhibit on something

証拠物件、証拠品

裁判で証拠として正式に提出される物や書類。

やさしい英語で： 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.

類義語： piece of evidence

よく使う表現： exhibit a, prosecution exhibit, a numbered exhibit