🇬🇧 Display meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A display is how words, pictures, and colors show up on an electronic screen, like a computer, tablet, or phone. When you look at a screen and see letters to read, pictures to look at, or buttons to tap, you are looking at the display. It’s like the screen’s “face” that shows you everything in a way your eyes can see and understand.

My music player’s display showed the song title, which was longer than my entire attention span.

My fitness tracker’s display said I took 10,000 steps, which is impressive since I mostly walked to the fridge.

The display froze, so the character’s face got stuck in a super dramatic scream for five whole minutes.

I set the display language to something weird, and now even the buttons are speaking gibberish to me.

I changed the background on my display to a sandwich, and now I am mysteriously hungry all the time.

Anna's phone display lit up with a picture of her dog. She wiped the small display with her sleeve. A bright heart on the display made her smile. The display showed the dog running in the park. She tapped the display, and the picture grew. Anna hugged the phone, happy.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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