DISPLAY - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. display [americ dəˈspleɪ, Brit dɪˈspleɪ] VERBO trans

1. display (put on show):

display exhibit

exponer

display data/figures COMPUT

visualizar

the shopkeeper displayed his wares

el tendero colocó los artículos en el escaparate (or la estantería etc.)

his work is displayed in the museum

sus obras están expuestas en el museo

the results will be displayed on the bulletin board

los resultados aparecerán en el tablón de anuncios

2. display (flaunt):

display finery/erudition

hacer despliegue de

display finery/erudition

hacer gala de

display muscles

lucir

display muscles

hacer alarde de

the peacock displayed its feathers

el pavo real desplegó la cola

3. display:

display JORNAL, TIPOGR headlines/captions

hacer resaltar

4. display (reveal):

display anger/interest

demostrar

display anger/interest

manifestar

display feelings

exteriorizar

display feelings

demostrar

display tendencies/symptoms

presentar

display tact/skill/courage

demostrar

display tact/skill/courage

dar prueba de

II. display [americ dəˈspleɪ, Brit dɪˈspleɪ] SUBST

1.1. display:

display (exhibition)

exposición f

display (exhibition)

muestra f

display (show)

show m

to be on display painting/wares:

estar expuesto

to put sth on display

exponer algo

1.2. display (arrangement):

a display of flowers

un arreglo floral

a display of books

una exposición de libros

display stand

expositor m

display window

escaparate m

display window

vitrina f lat-amer

display window

vidriera f lat-amer

1.3. display:

display (of feeling)

exteriorización f

display (of feeling)

demostración f

display (of courage, strength, knowledge)

despliegue m

display (of ignorance)

demostración f

she gave a competent display of horsemanship

demostró que era una competente amazona

he made (a) great display of his experience in those matters

hizo gran alarde de su experiencia en ese campo

there's no need to make such a display of your affection!

¡no hace falta que seas tan efusivo!

2. display:

display COMPUT, ELETRÓN

display m

display COMPUT, ELETRÓN

visualizador m

digital/analog display

visualizador digital/analógico

digital/analog display atrib screen/panel

de visualización (de datos)

3. display JORNAL, TIPOGR atrib:

display advertising

anuncios mpl destacados

graphic display, graphical display SUBST

graphic display

visualización f de gráficos

window display SUBST

window display

artículos mpl expuestos en el escaparate

window display

artículos mpl expuestos en la vitrina lat-amer

window display

artículos mpl expuestos en la vidriera lat-amer

display case SUBST

display case (in store)

exhibidor m

display case (in home)

vitrina f

display cabinet SUBST

display cabinet

vitrina f

firework display SUBST

firework display

fuegos mpl artificiales

air display SUBST

air display

exhibición f aérea

air display

espectáculo m aéreo

caller display SUBST

caller display

pantalla f de identificación de llamadas

head-up display [americ hɛd əp dəˈspleɪ], america. heads-up display [ˈhedzʌp] SUBST

head-up display

presentador m frontal de datos

video display unit SUBST

video display unit

pantalla f (de visualización)

video display unit

monitor m

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inglês

espanhol

I. display [dɪˈspleɪ] VERBO trans

1. display (arrange for showing):

display

exhibir

to display sth in a shop window

exhibir algo en un escaparate

2. display (show):

display

demostrar

II. display [dɪˈspleɪ] SUBST

1. display (arrangement):

display

exposición f

firework display americ, Aus

exhibición f pirotécnica

2. display sem pl (demonstration):

display

demostración f

3. display COMPUT:

display

pantalla f

liquid crystal display

pantalla de cristal líquido

window display SUBST

window display

escaparate m

display case SUBST

display case

estuche m

display window SUBST

display window

escaparate m

window display competition SUBST

window display competition

competición f de escaparates

pyrotechnic display

fuegos pirotécnicos

a virtuoso display of diplomacy

un magnífico despliegue de habilidad diplomática

espanhol

inglês

visualizador

display (screen)

visualización (display) tb. COMPUT

visual display

expositor(a)

display case

no Dicionário PONS

inglês

espanhol

I. display [dɪ·ˈspleɪ] VERBO trans

1. display (arrange for showing):

display

exhibir

to display sth in a store window

exhibir algo en un escaparate

2. display (express):

display

demostrar

II. display [dɪ·ˈspleɪ] SUBST

1. display (arrangement):

display

exposición f

firework display

exhibición f pirotécnica

2. display (demonstration):

display

demostración f

3. display comput:

display

pantalla f

liquid crystal display

pantalla de cristal líquido

display case SUBST

display case

estuche m

display window SUBST

display window

escaparate m

pyrotechnic display

espectáculo pirotécnico

espanhol

inglês

visualizador

display (screen)

expositor(a)

display case

visualización (display) tb. comput

visual display

demostración

display

exhibición

display

ostentación

display

Vocabulário Técnico da Refrigeração GEA

indicador de avance

flow display

pantalla de indicación de averías

fault message display

Present

I	display
you	display
he/she/it	displays
we	display
you	display
they	display

Past

I	displayed
you	displayed
he/she/it	displayed
we	displayed
you	displayed
they	displayed

Present Perfect

I	have	displayed
you	have	displayed
he/she/it	has	displayed
we	have	displayed
you	have	displayed
they	have	displayed

Past Perfect

I	had	displayed
you	had	displayed
he/she/it	had	displayed
we	had	displayed
you	had	displayed
they	had	displayed

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

At a young age he was renowned as a virtuoso of the bandura.

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There is no art, no poetry, in this remarkable system which deals with the raw materials of music with a virtuoso hand.

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Virtuoso is a network of travel agencies and advisers who create vacations for customers.

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Virtuoso performer-composers played an important role in the 1970s.

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If they were to go on stage and talk about their lives in their own voices, it would be acclaimed as a virtuoso performance.

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