Exhibits
Pronunciation: /ɪɡˈzɪbɪt/
Exhibits (verb)
- To display something in a public place for people to see.
- To clearly show a particular quality, feeling, or ability.
Examples
- The gallery will exhibit the artist's latest paintings.
- They plan to exhibit their new product at the trade show.
Common collocations: exhibit artwork, exhibit talent, exhibit at a fair, exhibit courage, exhibit enthusiasm
Exhibits (noun)
- An object or collection shown to the public in a museum or gallery.
- An object or document shown in court to support a case.
Examples
- The museum's main exhibit attracted many visitors.
- Each exhibit in the science fair was unique.