display in Irish
display in Irish is taispeántas — display means to show something openly so it can be seen clearly.
display in Irish
taispeántas
A show or spectacle.
What does "display" mean?
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verb To show something openly so it can be seen clearly.
"The gallery displays local artwork every summer."
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noun A screen that shows text, images, or graphics.
"The laptop has a bright, high-resolution display."
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noun An arrangement of items set out for people to view, often for sale or exhibition.
"The store window had an eye-catching holiday display."
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display in a sentence
- The gallery displays local artwork every summer.
- She displayed remarkable calm under pressure.
- The laptop has a bright, high-resolution display.
- The store window had an eye-catching holiday display.
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What is "display" in Irish?
"display" in Irish is taispeántas. display means: To show something openly so it can be seen clearly.
How do you use "display" in a sentence?
Example: "The gallery displays local artwork every summer." In Irish, "display" is taispeántas.
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