exhibited
exhibited — 動詞
- exhibitedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- exhibiteds3rd person singular
- exhibiteding-ing form
- exhibitededpast simple
1. to put an object, artwork, or product on view in a place such as a museum, galle
展出；陳列
在博物館等公開場所展示物品
to put an object, artwork, or product on view in a place such as a museum, gallery, or trade fair, so that members of the public can come and see it.
The young photographer exhibited her travel pictures at a small café in Taipei.
那位年輕的攝影師在台北一間小咖啡館展出了她的旅行照片。
exhibit + object + at [venue]
Dewi has exhibited her woven baskets at three craft fairs since March.
Dewi 自三月以來已在三場手工藝市集展出她編織的籃子。
present perfect: has exhibited
Several rare Tang-dynasty bowls were exhibited next to modern Korean pottery.
幾件珍貴的唐代瓷碗被陳列在現代韓國陶器旁邊。
Owen exhibited his new electric bicycle at the Berlin design fair last week.
Owen 上週在柏林設計展上展出了他的新款電動腳踏車。
Tamar's classmates exhibited their science projects in the school auditorium on Friday.
Tamar 的同學週五在學校禮堂展出了他們的科學作品。
文法句型
exhibit + object
be exhibited (passive)
用法筆記
Object is usually a physical artwork, craft, or product; the verb implies a deliberate public-viewing setting (gallery, fair, museum) rather than casual display in a home. Distinguish from sense 2, which takes an abstract quality as object.
常見錯誤
2. to clearly reveal, through your words, behaviour, or appearance, that you posses
顯露；展現
顯現出某種特質、情緒或症狀
to clearly reveal, through your words, behaviour, or appearance, that you possess a particular quality, emotion, ability, or condition — for example, courage, fear, talent, or the symptoms of an illness.
Sora exhibited remarkable patience while the toddler smeared yogurt across the kitchen wall.
當幼兒把優格塗滿廚房牆面時，Sora 展現了驚人的耐心。
exhibit + quality (patience, courage, kindness)
Three of the cattle exhibited symptoms of fever within hours of the vet's first visit.
獸醫首次到訪後幾小時內，三頭牛便顯現出發燒的症狀。
exhibit + symptoms (medical register)
Kofi's debut novel exhibits a sharp ear for the way teenagers actually speak.
Kofi 的處女作小說展現出對青少年真實口吻的敏銳掌握。
The dolphins exhibited unusual aggression toward the divers who had cornered them.
那群海豚對逼近牠們的潛水員顯露出異常的攻擊性。
Sven exhibited no surprise when the auditors arrived two days earlier than expected.
稽查人員提早兩天抵達時，Sven 沒有顯露出任何意外的神情。
- display
near-equivalent here, slightly less formal
- demonstrate
stronger; suggests deliberate proof through action
- manifest
very formal; often used for symptoms or hidden qualities becoming visible
文法句型
exhibit + abstract noun (signs / symptoms / behaviour)
用法筆記
Object must be an abstract quality, emotion, symptom, or behaviour — not a physical thing. More formal than 'show'; common in scientific, medical, and critical writing. Distinguish from sense 1 by the type of object: physical artwork vs abstract trait.
常見錯誤
exhibited — 名詞
1. a single object — for example a painting, a fossil, or a model — that is put out
展品
博物館或畫廊中供人觀賞的單件物品
a single object — for example a painting, a fossil, or a model — that is put out for visitors to look at inside a museum, gallery, or similar public space.
The most popular exhibit at the natural history museum is a complete tyrannosaurus skeleton.
自然史博物館裡最受歡迎的展品是一具完整的暴龍骨骸。
exhibit at [museum]
Heloísa stood in front of an ancient bronze mirror, the oldest exhibit in the gallery.
Heloísa 站在一面古老的青銅鏡前，那是館內年代最久遠的展品。
exhibit + relative clause
Visitors were not allowed to touch the fragile glass exhibits in the main hall.
參觀者不准觸碰大廳中那些易碎的玻璃展品。
Salma's hand-stitched wedding dress became the museum's most photographed exhibit.
Salma 親手縫製的婚紗成為館內被拍攝最多的展品。
A small label beside each exhibit told visitors where the object had been found.
每件展品旁的小標籤都告訴參觀者該物品的出土地點。
文法句型
an exhibit of [topic]
exhibit + at/in [venue]
用法筆記
Refers to one item, not the whole show — 'exhibit' (item) vs 'exhibition' (whole event in British English) is the key contrast. American English often uses 'exhibit' for both, but in international writing, keeping the singular-item meaning here is clearer. Distinguish from sense 2 below, which refers to a whole collection.
常見錯誤
2. a public show, often held for several weeks or months, in which many related obj
展覽；展覽會
圍繞單一主題展出多件物品的公開活動
a public show, often held for several weeks or months, in which many related objects are gathered in one place so that visitors can walk through and learn about a single theme. (Mostly American English; British English prefers 'exhibition' for this meaning.)
The Brooklyn Museum will open a major exhibit on Caribbean textiles next spring.
布魯克林博物館將於明年春季開幕一場關於加勒比海紡織品的大型展覽。
open + exhibit + on [theme]
Ishaan helped curate an exhibit about the city's first railway workers.
Ishaan 協助策劃了一場關於該市最早一批鐵路工人的展覽。
curate + exhibit
Tickets for the Frida Kahlo exhibit in Chicago sold out within forty minutes.
在芝加哥舉行的 Frida Kahlo 展覽的門票四十分鐘內就銷售一空。
Élise's grandmother loaned three Vietnam-era photographs to a travelling exhibit on war.
Élise 的祖母把三張越戰時期的照片借給了一場以戰爭為題的巡迴展覽。
The exhibit closed early because the building's air conditioning failed in late June.
那場展覽因六月底建築物的冷氣故障而提前結束。
- exhibition
British English equivalent for this sense
- show
informal; common in 'art show', 'photography show'
- retrospective
specific type — a career-spanning exhibit of one artist's work
文法句型
an exhibit on [topic]
open / close / curate an exhibit
用法筆記
Distinct from sense 1: this names the whole event, not one object. Typical in American press and museum writing; in British writing, swap to 'exhibition'. Verbs like 'open', 'close', 'curate', 'host' collocate strongly with this sense and rarely with sense 1.
常見錯誤
3. a physical object or document that is formally handed to a court during a trial
呈堂證物
於審判中提交給法庭並編號的物證
a physical object or document that is formally handed to a court during a trial and then numbered or lettered (for example Exhibit A) so that lawyers and the judge can refer back to it as evidence.
The bloodstained jacket was entered as Exhibit B by the prosecuting lawyer.
那件沾血的外套被檢察官列為 B 號呈堂證物。
entered as Exhibit + letter
Defence lawyer Christopher asked the witness to identify the knife labelled Exhibit C.
辯護律師 Christopher 請證人辨認標示為 C 號證物的那把刀。
identify + labelled Exhibit + letter
Anya, the forensic scientist, examined every exhibit before the trial began on Monday.
鑑識科學家 Anya 在週一審判開始前檢驗了每一件呈堂證物。
The judge ruled that the email printout could not be admitted as an exhibit.
法官裁定那份電子郵件列印本不得被採納為證物。
Chidi handed the police three photographs that would later become exhibits at the murder trial.
Chidi 把三張照片交給警方，這些照片後來成為謀殺案審判中的呈堂證物。
- evidence
broader; covers testimony and documents, not only physical items
- piece of evidence
less formal; everyday-news register
文法句型
Exhibit A / B / C
submit / introduce an exhibit
用法筆記
Highly restricted to legal context — courtroom, trial, hearing. Capitalised 'Exhibit A / B / C' is the formal labelling convention; lowercase 'exhibit' is fine when speaking about evidence in general terms. Frequently appears with verbs like 'submit', 'introduce', 'admit', 'enter', 'mark'.