exhibitor

exhibitor

名词

1. 展示者；展览商

定义：展览会上展示或展示物品的人或公司。

词汇扩充：exhibition（展览）

近义词：exposer, presenter

反义词：spectator, viewer

柯林斯词典定义：An exhibitor is a person who exhibits a particular object or collection of objects.

牛津词典定义：A person or company that displays a product, service, or event.

例句：

1. The exhibitor showcased their latest products at the trade fair.（展览商在贸易展览会上展示了他们的最新产品。）
2. As an exhibitor, you will have the opportunity to present your work to a large audience.（作为一个展示者，你将有机会向大众展示你的作品。）
3. Several exhibitors participated in the art exhibition, displaying their artwork.（几个展示者参加了艺术展览，展示了他们的艺术作品。）
4. The exhibitor's booth attracted a lot of visitors with its innovative design.（展览商的展位以其创新的设计吸引了很多参观者。）
5. Each exhibitor was given a designated space to showcase their products.（每个展示者都被分配了一个指定的空间来展示他们的产品。）

形容词

1. 展览的；展示的

定义：与展览或展示相关的。

词汇扩充：exhibitionist（喜欢引人注目的人）

近义词：displayed, showcased

反义词：hidden, concealed

柯林斯词典定义：An exhibitor is a person who exhibits a particular object or collection of objects.

牛津词典定义：Relating to or characteristic of an exhibition or exhibitors.

例句：

1. The exhibitor brochure provides information about the upcoming art exhibition.（展览的宣传册提供了关于即将举行的艺术展览的信息。）
2. The exhibitor hall was filled with various products and services.（展览厅里摆满了各种各样的产品和服务。）
3. He designed an exhibitor booth that effectively showcased the company's brand.（他设计了一个有效地展示公司品牌的展位。）
4. The exhibitor pass allowed him access to all the exhibition halls.（展示者通行证使他可以进入所有的展览厅。）
5. The exhibitor display attracted a lot of attention from visitors.（展示者的展示吸引了很多参观者的注意。）