graphical display in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for graphical display in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.display [Brit dɪˈspleɪ, Am dəˈspleɪ] N

1. display COMM (for sale):

display

esposizione f

window display

esposizione in vetrina

to be on display

essere in esposizione, esposto

on display in the window

esposto in vetrina

to put sth on display

esporre qc, mettere in mostra qc

“for display purposes” COMM (book)

“campionario di presentazione”

“for display purposes” (object)

“articolo di presentazione”

2. display (for decoration, to look at):

display (showing)

esposizione f

display (showing)

mostra f

to be or go on display

essere in mostra

to put sth on display

esporre qc

what a lovely display of flowers

che bella disposizione di fiori

“do not touch the display”

“si prega di non toccare”

3. display (demonstration):

display (of art, craft, skill)

dimostrazione f

display (of dance, sport)

esibizione f

to put on or mount a display of

organizzare una dimostrazione, una esibizione di

4. display:

display (of emotion, failing, quality, strength)

dimostrazione f

display (of wealth)

sfoggio m

in a display of anger, impatience

con una dimostrazione, un gesto di

in a display of solidarity, affection

con una manifestazione di solidarietà, di affetto

to make a display of pej wealth, knowledge

fare sfoggio di

5. display:

display MOTOR, AVIAT, COMPUT

display m

display MOTOR, AVIAT, COMPUT

schermo m

display MOTOR, AVIAT, COMPUT

monitor m

6. display TYPO, JOURN:

full page display ad

a tutta pagina

7. display ZOOL:

display

parata f

II.display [Brit dɪˈspleɪ, Am dəˈspleɪ] VB trans

1. display (show, set out):

display COMM, COMPUT information, price, times

esporre

display notice, poster

esporre, affiggere

display object

esporre, mettere in mostra

the total is displayed here

il totale è esposto qui

2. display (reveal):

display enthusiasm, intelligence, interest, skill, strength

manifestare, dimostrare

display emotion, ignorance, vice, virtue

manifestare, rivelare

3. display (flaunt) pej:

display beauty, knowledge, wealth

fare mostra, sfoggio di

display legs, chest

mettere in mostra

III.display [Brit dɪˈspleɪ, Am dəˈspleɪ] VB intr ZOOL

display

spiegare le penne in parata

display peacock:

fare la ruota

graphical display in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for graphical display in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.display [dɪs·ˈpleɪ] VB trans

1. display (arrange for showing):

display

esporre

to display sth in a store window

esporre qc in vetrina

2. display (express):

display

mostrare

II.display [dɪs·ˈpleɪ] N

1. display (arrangement):

display

esposizione f

firework display

spettacolo m pirotecnico

2. display (demonstration):

display

dimostrazione f

3. display COMPUT:

display

display m inv

liquid crystal display

schermo m a cristalli liquidi

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The stage featured dozens of lights and a large projection screen displayed behind the stage, which showed visual effects, video clips, and text phrases.

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When this polymer magnet is synthesized, the polymer chains need 3 months to line up before displaying any notable magnetism.

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Today, all characters displayed on screens use grayscale for smoothing the edges.

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Electronic tally counters are available, which use an LCD screen to display the count, and a button to advance the count.

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It is all very well to prise unity but knowing disagreements and compromises is better than a pretentious display of unity.

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The group took their name from a section in a greeting card display.

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The family retain 70 of his pictures and there is a display at the hall.

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The spectacle was matched with stadium performances as well as sports car displays on the streets.

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In the diner, the insecurities and neuroses of the psychotherapists in attendance are on display in their conversations, as interpreted by the relentlessly psychoanalyzing voice of the narrator.

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Most have elaborate and noisy courting displays or dances.

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