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exhibit [ɪg'zɪbɪt](a) (of artist) exposer(b) (show, display → identity card, passport) montrer; (→ in shop window) exposer; Law (→ items of supporting evidence) exhiber, produire(c) (manifest → courage, self-control) montrer, faire preuve de(artist) exposer;∎ he has exhibited all over Europe il a exposé dans toute l'Europe3 noun(a) (in an exhibition) objet m (exposé);∎ one of the most interesting exhibits at the fair l'une des pièces les plus intéressantes en exposition à la foire∎ exhibit A première pièce f à conviction
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