🇬🇧 Display meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A display is when objects, pictures, or a performance are carefully set up or shown so that people can look at them or watch them. It could be things on a table, posters on a wall, or a show on a stage that is meant for an audience to enjoy.

The zoo had a display of snakes, and a separate display of kids making terrified faces.

The display of cupcakes at the party looked beautiful for exactly eight seconds before the kids attacked it.

My baby cousin made a display of mashed peas on the wall and clapped like he’d painted the ceiling of a palace.

The bakery’s cookie display was so amazing that I accidentally walked into the pole while staring at it.

The librarian set up a display of books about sharks, and now nobody wants to go swimming.

A small girl makes a toy display on the table. She puts a red car, a blue cup, and a small cat on the display. Her father sees the display and smiles. The girl makes a little card for the display. People walk by and stop to look at the display and clap. The girl feels happy.

This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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