display
প্রদর্শন
definition
verb
the palace used to display a series of Flemish tapestries
make a prominent exhibition of (something) in a place where it can be easily seen.
noun
a display of fireworks
a performance, show, or event intended for public entertainment.
a 17-inch color display
an electronic device for the visual presentation of data.
translation of 'display'
দেখতে দেওয়া,
সমারোহ,
দৃষ্টিগ্রাহ্য বার্তাবিনিময়ের উপায় হিসাবে পাখিদের বিশেষ ধরনের আচরণ
verb
বিকসিত করা,
প্রদর্শন করান,
কেলান,
জাহির করা,
বিকশিত করা
noun
বিকাস,
বিকাসন,
প্রদর্শন,
প্রদর্শনী,
বিকাশ,
প্রদর্শক,
বিকাশন,
জাহির,
প্রকাশক
example
And that has meant tight supplies of key components like liquid-crystal 'display' panels and memory chips.
The breathtaking 'display' of skill and derring-do by the cadets of the National Cadet Corps on Sunday left one dumbfounded.
Second, males may choose to 'display' in locations or times of day that best complement their color signals.
One example of a dynamic configuration parameter may be, for example, pixel depth and 'display' screen resolution.
Alex sat up and reached for one of the 'display' units on the table.
she photographed the peacock, which chose that moment to 'display'
The double crest on the top of the head was probably a sexual 'display' device.
This is a good chance for players to 'display' their skills.
a 'display' of great virtuosity
The screen's 'display' changed, bringing them an ever closer view of the gas giant they were approaching.
the latest in computer gadgetry was on 'display'
The 'display' of wealth is the most important way to show a superior position in society.
the user may wish to see the previous few words as handwriting before the 'display' changes
The collection of artefacts on 'display' and their notable lineage contribute to this, but so does the setting, thatch and all.
I also know my single friends are uncomfortable with witnessing the public 'display' of affection sometimes demonstrated by couples.
When males 'display' and mate at the sites where offspring develop, site choice and mate choice may not be independent.
Britain has given a remarkable 'display' of solidarity following the terrorist attacks in London.
a 'display' case
There will be a May Day event featuring a 'display' of falconry and a performance by morris dancers.
It's quite an event, with a fair, music and other entertainment, and the 'display' is always spectacular.
This was an excellent all-round performance and the best 'display' from this team so far this year.
It's only a small step from a pilot, lying flat on his back, flying by computer 'display' to someone in a virtual reality booth.
The graphics card takes the job of drawing and redrawing the screen 'display' away from the processor.
This is specially to facilitate those who may not have ample window access or 'display' facilities.
Even a single soldier was a colossal presence in battle; their fighting skills were a 'display' of perfection.
The team performed their aerial 'display' , then broke off to deploy their parachutes and land back at the airfield, in front of a crowd of around 70 people.
In one condition the cues were arrows presented in the centre of a visual 'display' , indicating the likely location of an impending target object.
During the luncheon break, commando kennel dogs gave an entertaining 'display' of dancing and attacking skills.
Other possibilities include gauge and progress bars, info boxes with timeouts and file 'display' windows.
Following this, five trials of the same task were presented with the three-character 'display' .
Credits: Google Translate
