Basic Meaning
v
Often used for physical objects like wings, limbs, or paper. Can be metaphorical for emotions or situations.
to unfold; to spread out; to open up
展开;放开。
Words:
Antonyms:
闭关
Sentences:
- 他伸展手臂,感觉舒服多了。He stretched his arms and felt much more comfortable.
- 展开地图,我们看看路线。Unfold the map, and let's look at the route.
v
Commonly used for skills, talents, or plans. Emphasizes showing ability or implementing ideas.
to display; to demonstrate; to put into practice
施展;显示。
Words:
一筹莫展一展身手大展歌喉大展宏图施展
Sentences:
- 在比赛中,他一展身手,赢得了冠军。In the competition, he demonstrated his skills and won the championship.
- 她大展歌喉,观众都很喜欢。She displayed her singing voice, and the audience loved it.
v
Typically used for deadlines, time limits, or schedules. Formal context.
to postpone; to extend; to delay
展缓。
Words:
展缓展期展限展延展宽
Synonyms:
延缓
Sentences:
- 我们需要展期这个项目。We need to extend the deadline for this project.
n
Refers to the activity or event itself, not the action of displaying. Often combined with other words to specify type.
exhibition; show; event for display
展出的活动。
Words:
书展画展车展展馆摄影展
Sentences:
- 周末有个书展,我想去看看。There's a book exhibition this weekend, and I want to go see it.
- 画展在市中心举行。The art show is held in the city center.
v
Focuses on the action of showing items publicly, often in events like exhibitions or museums.
to exhibit; to display for viewing
陈列出来供人观看。
Words:
展览展出预展画展展品
Sentences:
- 博物馆展览了很多古代文物。The museum exhibits many ancient artifacts.
- 他们展出新产品,吸引了很多顾客。They displayed the new products, attracting many customers.
Writing & Component
Radical尸
Structuresemi_enclosed
Stroke Count10
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