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Definition of exhibition. in English Turkish dictionary
- sergi
İlk ödülünü sergide kazandı.
-She won first prize in the exhibition.
Sanat sergisine gittin mi?
-Did you go to the art exhibition?
- arz
- üniversiteden verilen burs
- (Tekstil) fuar
- ibraz etme
- gösteri
Gösteri küçük çaplı bir rezalet çıkardı.
-The exhibition caused a minor scandal.
- ibraz
- {i} huk. (dava sırasında belge/kanıt) ibraz etme
- (Tıp) ekshibisyon
- prezantasyon
- ekspozisyon
- exhibitionism kendini teşhir merakı
- teşhir hastalığ
- izhar
- (Sinema) oynatım
- {i} (bir duygu veya niteliği) gösterme
- (Tıp) İlaç olarak verme
- make an exhibition of oneself kendini teşhir etmek
- şölen
- kendini gülünç duruma düşürmek
- teşhir etme
- sergileme
- teşhir
Bu bütün teşhirciliğe katlanamam!
-I cannot stand this whole exhibitionism!
Tüm bu teşhirciliğe karşı nefret hissediyorum.
-I feel an aversion toward all this exhibitionism.
- sunma
- gösterme
- ortaya koyma
- sergisi
- sergiyi
- {i} burs [brit.]
- burs
English - English
Definition of exhibition. in English English dictionary
- exh
- A large scale public showing of objects or products
- A financial award or prize given to a student (who becomes an exhibitioner) by a school or university, usually on the basis of academic merit
- {n} a setting forth, display, allowance
- a collection of things (goods or works of art etc ) for public display
- The act of exhibiting for inspection, or of holding forth to view; manifestation; display
- for meat and drink; pension
- One of the three general areas of the film industry; the process of showing the finished film to audiences See also distribution, production
- a collection of things goods or works of art etc
- means a physical display of things An exhibition could be a trade fair where exhibitors display their products for sale Or it could be a museum exhibition, where the items displayed are not for sale
- an industrial exhibition
- My son has got an exhibition at Oxford An allowance of meat and drink; a benefaction for maintenance (Latin, exhibitio, an allowance of food and other necessaries, "alimentis exhibere aliquem ") "They have founded six exhibitions of 15 each per annum, to continue for two years and a half " - Taylor: History of the University of Dublin, chap v p 198 "I crave fit disposition for my wife, Due reference of place, and exhibition " Shakespeare: Othello, i 3 Exhibition (The Great) was held in Hyde Park, London, and lasted from May 1 to October 15, 1851
- The act of administering a remedy
- for public display
- An instance of exhibiting, or something exhibited
- Lesser scholarship
- {i} display, show, public presentation of work or skills; student's allowance (British)
- Specifically: Eng
- the act of exhibiting; "a remarkable exhibition of musicianship"
- That which is exhibited, held forth, or displayed; also, any public show; a display of works of art, or of feats of skill, or of oratorical or dramatic ability; as, an exhibition of animals; an exhibition of pictures, statues, etc
- Private benefaction for the maintenance of scholars
- Univ
- Commercial - Advertising/public pay to view for short or long periods
- An exhibition of a particular skilful activity is a display or example of it that people notice or admire. He responded in champion's style by treating the fans to an exhibition of power and speed. = display see also exhibit
- An extended, multipart project resulting in tangible products or presentations; often used to describe major performances or activities in a student's school career or a culmination of work in a class
- One of the three branches of the film industry; the process of showing the finished film to audiences See also distribution, production
- the act of exhibiting; "a remarkable exhibition of musicianship" a collection of things goods or works of art etc
- An exhibition is a public event at which pictures, sculptures, or other objects of interest are displayed, for example at a museum or art gallery. an exhibition of expressionist art
- The act of screening the feature film to the public Also selling tickets
- Sustenance; maintenance; allowance, esp
- an inclusive demonstration of skills or competencies The performance is judged against standards of excellence known to teachers ahead of time Typically, these are live performances, often interdisciplinary, and may require individual creativity as well as a display of developed skills Exhibitions can include individual or group/collaborative projects produced over an extended period of time See Demonstration (Performance), Group/Collaborative Product
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