On+exhibition
101Exhibition — Ex|hi|bi|ti|on 〈f.; Gen.: , Pl.: en〉 Zurschaustellung [Etym.: <lat. exhibitio »Darbietung, das Zeigen«] …
102exhibition match — exhi bition ,match noun count a game of football, basketball, tennis, etc. that is not part of a competition but is intended to show the skills of the players …
103exhibition — ex·hi·bi·tion || ‚eksɪ bɪʃn n. display, show, public presentation of work or skills; student s allowance (British) …
104exhibition grounds — area of land that is set aside especially for holding exhibitions …
105exhibition — n. 1. Display, show, manifestation. 2. Exposition, laying open to public view. 3. (Eng. Universities.) Allowance, pension, benefaction. 4. (Med.) Administration (of medicine) …
106exhibition — n 1. demonstration, manifestation, representation, evincement, indication, expression, exemplification; revelation, disclosure, divulgence; explanation, explication, description, illustration. 2. exhibit, show, showing, display, presentation,… …
107exhibition — ex·hi·bi·tion …
108exhibition — ex•hi•bi•tion [[t]ˌɛk səˈbɪʃ ən[/t]] n. 1) an exhibiting, showing, or presenting to view 2) a public display, as of artistic works, crafts, farm or factory products, performance skills, or objects of general interest 3) a large fair of extended… …
109Exhibition — Ex|hi|bi|ti|on, die; , en (Medizin Zurschaustellung) …
110exhibition — A fair; a show; a presentation of works of art or of trade and commerce for viewing by the public or a class of persons. A suit to compel a person to produce writings. exhumation. The removal of a body from the grave …