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displayer

/dɪsplˈeɪɚ/ noun

One who, or that which, displays.

Word Origin Displayer comes from display, which is from Latin dis- 'apart' and plicare 'to fold' — literally 'to unfold, spread out.' The same root plicare gives us complicate (fold together), duplicate (fold twice), and explicit (folded open). The -er suffix makes it 'one who displays.' So a displayer is someone who unfolds something for view. The word play in display is not the same as the English play; it's a borrowing from French desplier.

noun One who, or that which, displays. countable

The museum hired a professional displayer to arrange the new exhibition.

(名词) 展示者

博物馆聘请了一位专业的陈列师来布置新展览。

(sustantivo) Aquel que, o aquello que, exhibe o muestra.

El museo contrató a un profesional de la exposición para organizar la nueva exhibición.

(nom) exposant; présentateur [Personne ou chose qui expose, présente ou met en valeur quelque chose.]

Le musée a engagé un **displayer** professionnel pour organiser la nouvelle exposition.

(Substantiv) Aussteller; Präsentator [**Displayer** *m.* – eine Person oder Sache, die etwas zur Schau stellt oder präsentiert.]

Das Museum engagierte einen professionellen **Displayer**, um die neue Ausstellung anzuordnen.

(名詞) 展示者、表示するもの、陳列する人または物。

博物館は新しい展示を配置するためにプロの展示業者を雇いました。

(substantivo) expositor; exibidor [Aquele que, ou aquilo que, exibe; expositor.]

O museu contratou um expositor profissional para organizar a nova exposição.

Synonyms: exhibitor presenter demonstrator showman showcase Antonyms: hider concealer obscurer
Word parts: dis + play + er

Related words

play playful playfully playfulness

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