exhibit: translation
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noun
1 (AmE) collection of things shown to the public ⇨ See also ↑exhibition
ADJECTIVE
▪ art
▪ photo, photographic, photography
▪ interactive, multimedia, online, virtual
▪ hands-on
▪ touring, traveling
▪ a traveling exhibit of antiques
▪ changing, rotating
▪ The library has a policy of mounting changing exhibits.
▪ permanent, temporary
▪ big, small
▪ major
▪ a major exhibit of the painter's work
▪ educational
▪ public
▪ special
▪ The library is celebrating its tenth anniversary with a special exhibit.
▪ solo
▪ The artist is now having her first solo exhibit in New York.
VERB + EXHIBIT
▪ see, tour, view
▪ create, curate, design, mount, organize, plan
▪ feature, have, host, house
▪ The museum features rotating exhibits.
EXHIBIT + VERB
▪ open
▪ The exhibit opened to the public on July 1.
▪ run
▪ The exhibit runs through February 1.
▪ be called sth, be entitled sth, be titled sth
▪ explore sth, feature sth, highlight sth, include sth, present sth, show sth
▪ The exhibit features unique photographs of San Francisco in the 1900s.
EXHIBIT + NOUN
▪ gallery, hall
▪ area, floor, space
▪ the museum's new exhibit space
▪ booth
▪ Hundreds of companies had exhibit booths.
▪ coordinator, curator
PREPOSITION
▪ on exhibit
▪ There are forty gigantic works on exhibit.
▪ exhibit of
▪ an exhibit of video art
▪ exhibit on
▪ an exhibit on local history
2 single object in a museum, etc.
VERB + EXHIBIT
▪ see, view
▪ touch
▪ display, house
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verb
Exhibit is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑artist, ↑gallery, ↑museum
Exhibit is used with these nouns as the object: ↑aggression, ↑art, ↑behaviour, ↑bias, ↑characteristic, ↑collection, ↑decrease, ↑difference, ↑distribution, ↑effect, ↑exuberance, ↑genitals, ↑improvement, ↑painting, ↑pattern, ↑picture, ↑piece, ↑portrait, ↑preference, ↑property, ↑range, ↑response, ↑restraint, ↑sculpture, ↑sign, ↑skill, ↑symptom, ↑tendency, ↑trait, ↑valour, ↑variability, ↑work