redisplay
verb[Toften passive]
(alsore-display)uk/ˌriː.dɪˈspleɪ/us/ˌriː.dɪˈspleɪ/redisplayverb[T often passive](IN MUSEUM, ETC.)
toarrangesomething or acollectionof things again in a newplaceor way so that it can beseenby thepublic:
Redisplaying theexhibitsin aflexible,accessibleway willembodyourcommitmentto being amoderncity.
Most of thecollectionwould be re-displayed in anotherbuildingon thesite.
- Thecollectionwill be redisplayed onOct. 6 afteryearsofstorage.
- They will beworkingon thesarcophagusbefore it is re-displayed in a new AncientEgyptiangallery.
- Thepermanentcollectionwill be redisplayed on the firstfloor.
- Thefriezehas been re-displayed in the British Museum.
Showing and demonstrating
- act out
- attest
- bespeak
- betray
- breastbeating
- bring
- define
- demonstrative
- flaunt
- glimmer
- indicate
- masterclass
- point (something/someone) out
- point the wayidiom
- point to/towardssomething
- probatory
- produce
- speak
- wear
- whiff
redisplayverb[T often passive](ON SCREEN)
to show words,pictures, etc. again for a second, third, etc.timeon ascreen:
If you havelostthetaskbar, justpressCtrl-Esc to redisplay it.
Click here to re-display thelistofhousestoallowyou toselectanotherhouse.
- Theerrorbarsfrom thesegraphsare redisplayed on each of the threegraphsbelow it.
- If anunknowncodeisentered, thepromptwill be re-displayed.
- Often thesearchstringwill be redisplayed on theresultpagetoindicatewhat wassearchedfor.
Showing and demonstrating
- act out
- attest
- bespeak
- betray
- breastbeating
- bring
- define
- demonstrative
- flaunt
- glimmer
- indicate
- masterclass
- point (something/someone) out
- point the wayidiom
- point to/towardssomething
- probatory
- produce
- speak
- wear
- whiff
redisplay
noun
(alsore-display)uk/ˈriː.dɪˌspleɪ/us/ˈriː.dɪˌspleɪ/redisplaynoun(IN MUSEUM, ETC.)
[SorU]
theactofarrangingsomething or acollectionof things again in a newplaceor way so that it can beseenby thepublic:
A redisplay has beenforcedonEnglishHeritage by the buildingconstructionwork.
Thecommitteehave beenconsultedover the redisplay of theexistingporcelaincollection.
- Severalexhibitsawaitredisplay in a secondroomnow beingprepared.
- Hepaid£2 million for alavishre-display of theworld-famouscollection.
- They haveinvestedin therepairand redisplay ofdamagedmaterialin theNationalMuseum.
Showing and demonstrating
- act out
- attest
- bespeak
- betray
- breastbeating
- bring
- define
- demonstrative
- flaunt
- glimmer
- indicate
- masterclass
- point (something/someone) out
- point the wayidiom
- point to/towardssomething
- probatory
- produce
- speak
- wear
- whiff
redisplaynoun(ON SCREEN)
[U]
thefactof words,pictures, etc. beingshownelectronicallyagain, for a second, third, etc.time, forexampleon acomputerscreen:
Instantaneousimagescan also besavedfor redisplay or forprintout.
It isforbiddentocopyany of therecipesfor redisplay on otherwebsites.
- Toexitredisplaymode,simplypressScroll Lock again.
Computer concepts
- 3-D printing
- adaptive learning
- additive manufacturing
- addy
- aeroplane mode
- backup
- capture
- computing
- configuration
- importation
- information age
- information security
- information superhighway
- infosec
- scan
- transcoding
- Trojan horse
- tuple
- Turing Machine
- Turing test