on display

on display — 慣用語

1. placed where the public can look at it, especially in a museum, gallery, or shop

1.慣用語B1
釋義

展示中

公開陳列供人觀看的狀態

placed where the public can look at it, especially in a museum, gallery, or shop window

例句

Chidi's photographs are on display at the city library this month.

Chidi 的攝影作品本月在市立圖書館展示中。

be + on display for describing where something is shown

The gallery put Liam's sculptures on display in the main hall.

畫廊把 Liam 的雕塑作品展示在主展廳裡。

put + object + on display

常見搭配
  • go on display
  • put something on display
  • be on display
  • currently on display
  • now on display
  • first put on display
同義詞
  • on show

    very similar meaning; slightly more common in British English

  • on view

    suggests something arranged for careful inspection

  • exhibited

    more formal; often used in official museum or gallery contexts

反義詞
  • in storage

    put away and not available for public viewing

文法句型

be + on display

put + object + on display

go + on display

用法筆記

Typically follows be, go, or put. When something 'goes on display,' it is shown to the public for the first time or after a period of not being shown.

常見錯誤

The vase is in display at the museum.
The vase is on display at the museum.
the fixed phrase always uses 'on', never 'in'.