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Most zoos try to exhibit animals in naturalistic settings.大多数动物园会尽量在类似自然的环境里展出动物。
The crown, decorated with diamonds and other precious stones, was exhibited in a special case.装饰着钻石和其他宝石的王冠被放在一个特制的橱窗里展出。
The new wing of the museum had to be large enough to exhibit several huge dinosaur skeletons.
We have exhibited many of his works at our gallery in recent years.
One member of our pottery class is now exhibiting and selling her ceramics very successfully.

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Showing and demonstrating
act out
attest
bespeak
breastbeating
bring
define
indicate
masterclass
ostensive
ostensively
outlet
point (something/someone) out
point the wayidiom
reflect
reveal
unproven
unveil
unwrap
vent
virtue signalling

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Exhibiting and exhibitions
exhibit
noun[ C ]
uk /ɪɡˈzɪb.ɪt/ us /ɪɡˈzɪb.ɪt/
C1
an object that is shown to the public in a museum, etc.: 展品；展出物；陈列品
The museum has a fascinating collection of exhibits ranging from Iron Age pottery to Inuit clothing.这个博物馆收藏的展品，从铁器时代的陶器，到因纽特人的衣物，丰富多彩，令人称奇。
C1US(UKexhibition)
a collection of objects that is shown to the public in a museum, etc.: （一批）展品，展览
Let's go see the new dinosaur exhibit.我们去看这个有关恐龙的新展览吧。
law specialized
a thing used as evidence (= proof that something is true) in a trial: （法庭上出示的）证据，物证
Is exhibit C the weapon that you say was used?物证C是不是你说的所使用的武器？

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Exhibiting and exhibitions
co-curate
co-curator
curate
curation
exhibition
exhibitor
expo
exposition
fashion show
open day
open house
premiere
preview
retrospective
show
showcase
showing
unmounted
view
viewing

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Court cases, orders & decisions

exhibit | American Dictionary

exhibit
verb
us/ɪɡˈzɪb·ət/

exhibitverb (SHOW AN OBJECT)

[ I/T ]
to show something in public for competition, sale, or amusement:
[ T ]The gallery is exhibiting his paintings and watercolors.

exhibitverb (SHOW A QUALITY)

[ T ]
to show something, esp. a quality, by your behavior:
He exhibited poor judgment.
exhibit
noun[ C ]
us/ɪɡˈzɪb·ət/

exhibitnoun[C] (OBJECT SHOWN)

an object or a collection of things shown publicly for people to enjoy or learn about:
The museum’s exhibits range from Iron Age pottery to Eskimo clothing.
law An exhibit is an item used as evidence (= proof) in a trial.

exhibit | Business English

exhibit
verb
uk /ɪɡˈzɪbɪt/us
[ I or T ]
to show something publicly in a place such as museum or trade show:
She has exhibited her art all over the world.
exhibit at/in sthThe £20,000 prize helped him to exhibit at the Paris Fashion Show.
[ T ]formal
if someone or something exhibits a quality, they show that they have that quality:
Did he exhibit any leadership talents?
exhibit
noun[ C ]
uk /ɪɡˈzɪbɪt/us
an object that is shown to the public in a place such as a museum or trade show:
art exhibits
LAW
an object, photograph, etc. that is shown in a court because it gives information about a crime

Examples of exhibit

exhibit
In dynamical systems exhibiting chaotic itinerancy, there come to exist transition rules between attractor ruins.
Figure 5 shows a typical vibration signature exhibited by the equipment.
Both species exhibited considerable large-scale spatial pattern (fig. 1d, e; fig. 2).
The novices exhibited different levels of each kind of planning.
Subsequently, these activities can be seen to overlap by virtue of exhibiting similar characteristics.
In this study, children in all groups exhibited more complex language when narrating a cartoon than when describing their classroom.
A first line of investigation, then, was to determine to what extent siblings in the bilingual families exhibited the same language use patterns.
Only two words fell out of the range exhibited by the individual suffix types.
Our results revealed that all of the isolates exhibited small increases in planktonic cell numbers but this increase was much greater for one particular isolate.
At the bottom was the kaso kaikyu (the lower class) which exhibited a good deal of continuity with the late-nineteenthcentury kaso shakai.
Conversely, the care orientation was exhibited as predominant 72.7% of the time by females and only 27.3% of the time by males.
All had been diagnosed by speech-language pathologists as exhibiting problems with language, including grammar.
During interviews, however, no respondent either reported, or exhibited, this type of behaviour, at least not to the point of desperation.
Only two out of 16 strains exhibited a mortality lower than 80% at the diagnostic concentration of methamidophos.
Although both groups exhibited comparable behavioral performance, betweengroup differences were evident in brain activation.
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changing exhibit
The center also includes a small, changingexhibit that highlights the work of living traditional and contemporary artists.
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