exhibit

• 名词，指在博物馆、画廊或展览会上公开展出的物品或收藏品，也指公开展示或展览这一行为本身。

A noun referring to an object or collection of objects displayed publicly, typically in a museum, gallery, or exhibition.

1. Displayed objectB1formalart

   An object or collection of objects displayed in a museum, gallery, or exhibition.

   展品

   • The museum has a new exhibit on ancient Egyptian artifacts.
   • The art gallery's main exhibit features modern sculptures.
   • Children were fascinated by the dinosaur exhibit.

   同义词artifactdisplayitemobjectpiecespecimen

2. Evidence in courtB2formallegal

   A document or object presented as evidence in a legal proceeding.

   物证

   • The lawyer entered the contract as Exhibit A.
   • The judge reviewed the exhibits before making a ruling.
   • The photograph was marked as Exhibit number three.

   同义词artifactdocumentevidenceitemproof

• 动词，表示公开展示或展览某物，也指表现出某种品质或情感。

A verb used to indicate the act of showing or displaying something publicly, or demonstrating a quality or feeling.

1. Show publiclyB1formal

   To display something publicly for people to see, especially in a museum, gallery, or exhibition.

   展出

   • The museum will exhibit the artist's paintings next month.
   • She exhibited her photographs at the local gallery.
   • The artifacts are exhibited in a climate-controlled room.

   同义词demonstratedisplayexposeparadepresentshowshowcaseunveil

   反义词concealhidesecrete

2. Demonstrate a qualityB2formal

   To show or demonstrate a particular quality, feeling, or behavior.

   表现出

   • He exhibited great courage during the crisis.
   • The patient exhibited signs of improvement.
   • The team exhibited excellent teamwork throughout the project.

   同义词demonstratedisplayevincemanifestrevealshow

   反义词concealhidesuppress