showcase
શોકેસ
definition
verb
the albums showcase his production skills
exhibit; display.
noun
The first one I saw displayed in a gun shop showcase drew customers like bears to honey.
a glass case used for displaying articles in a store or museum.
translation of 'showcase'
શો-કેઈસ,
પ્રદર્શન કબાટ
example
the gallery will provide a 'showcase' for Atlanta's young photographers
The festival's ambition - to become a 'showcase' for world cinema - is equally grand.
the gallery will provide a 'showcase' for Scotland's young photographers
New models are displayed in one 'showcase' , and rental guns are offered in another.
Rocky Mountain National Park is a living 'showcase' of the spectacular Rocky Mountains.
The partners had expected the shop to do modest business while also providing a public 'showcase' for the practice.
Agricultural shows have always been a 'showcase' or shop window for the agricultural industry and they will remain so at least in the short term.
Bill Atkinson's web site is a 'showcase' for some spectacular nature photography.
It is shipped after the buyer collects his or her Corvette from its 'showcase' in the museum.
Orders have been received from Thailand where the vehicles will be used as a 'showcase' for the Indian and Chinese market.
Killinaskully is essentially a 'showcase' for Pat Shortt, a gifted clown with an uncanny flair for playing manic rural grotesques.
The exhibition of the best entries was a powerful 'showcase' for photography.
the albums 'showcase' his production skills
The Chelsea art scene functions as a 'showcase' for international artists and recent trends.
Growing stacks of finished bowls in the 'showcase' added to the enthusiasm.
The Sanjukta Panigrahi Showcase was the first 'showcase' of the evening.
Guiding a group of visitors in the exhibition house, Torihama suddenly stopped at a 'showcase' that displays relics of the pilots.
The first one I saw displayed in a gun shop 'showcase' drew customers like bears to honey.
The first album was a 'showcase' for their extraordinary, perceptive take on music in general.
The work on display was a 'showcase' of some of the work that is taking place in the MDA on a daily basis.
the albums 'showcase' his production skills
It is a minor quibble, which I only suggest because of the disc's focus on the film as a 'showcase' for Wong and her place in cinema.
u2018It's a 'showcase' for all farmers in the area and it's great that the public can come and be involved,u2019 he said.
Last week, it opened to the public a 'showcase' of selected art works acquired for its permanent collection during 2003.
The only trouble was, this was starting to turn into a 'showcase' for Virgin Trains rather than tourism in York.
Later, the staff enjoyed seeing their sand castings displayed in a special 'showcase' .
Yet it is a fascinating museum and 'showcase' of video games, which the enthusiast will greatly enjoy.
Because of its central location, the renovated Sherman Field is a 'showcase' for recruiting.
Instead of igniting public interest in technology and industry, the museum had become a style 'showcase' , he said.
Still, for a good 45 minutes, Demonstration is a remarkable 'showcase' of the possibilities of millennial pop.
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