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🖼️exhibit

verb/noun
/ɪɡˈzɪbɪt/
exhaustive Exhibition

Meaning

To display or show publicly; something put on display.

Example Sentences

The museum will exhibit ancient artifacts.

Example Expressions

exhibit behavior

Synonyms

display, present, demonstrate, showcase, reveal

Antonyms

conceal, hide

Collocations

exhibit art, exhibit talent, exhibit symptoms, exhibit courage

More Example Sentences

Visitors are expected not to touch the exhibits.

They requested visitors not to touch the exhibits.

The rules do not allow visitors to touch the exhibits.

Is there any special exhibition going on in this gallery?

A teacher takes her class on a field trip to the natural history museum in the city where the students see dinosaur fossils and ancient artifacts and a museum guide explains the exhibits in a fun way

A teacher takes her class on a field trip to the natural history museum in the city where the students see dinosaur fossils and ancient artifacts and a museum guide explains the exhibits in a fun way using interactive displays and short video clips

A teacher takes her class on a field trip to the natural history museum in the city where the students see dinosaur fossils and ancient artifacts and a museum guide explains the exhibits in a fun way using interactive displays and short video clips while the children take notes for their science project

A teacher takes her class on a field trip to the natural history museum in the city where the students see dinosaur fossils and ancient artifacts and a museum guide explains the exhibits in a fun way using interactive displays and short video clips while the children take notes for their science project and ask the guide many curious questions

A teacher takes her class on a field trip to the natural history museum in the city where the students see dinosaur fossils and ancient artifacts and a museum guide explains the exhibits in a fun way using interactive displays and short video clips while the children take notes for their science project and ask the guide many curious questions and the teacher feels satisfied watching them learn outside the classroom

A teacher takes her class on a field trip to the natural history museum in the city where the students see dinosaur fossils and ancient artifacts and a museum guide explains the exhibits in a fun way using interactive displays and short video clips while the children take notes for their science project and ask the guide many curious questions and the teacher feels satisfied watching them learn outside the classroom knowing that hands-on experiences leave a deeper impression than textbooks alone.

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