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Перевод: exhibition

[прилагательное]
выставочный;
[существительное]
выставка ; проявление; показ ; демонстрация ; публичный экзамен; стипендия ; представление суду

Тезаурус:

1. Two of the opera world's leading stars give concerts - Luciano Pavarotti in May, Jessye Norman in November - while the Bolshoi Opera visit the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre in July and August with productions of Boris Godunov, Prince Igor and The Maid Of Orleans.
2. They had put up various posters; a British Museum poster from the Koran , intricate and geometric, a Tate advertisement for a Turner exhibition.
3. On this subject, like so many others in the exhibition, the labels are silent and what should be a catalogue is more of a souvenir brochure.
4. This year The Art Materials Exhibition will hold more new exhibitors, more new products and more new activities than ever before, with a strong emphasis on visitor participation.
5. A new exhibition on the history of Parliament will open in Spring 1992.
6. Rumours of such "snuff" movies had been carefully fostered in the New York Press with accounts of private screenings at Mafia parties, and when it was claimed that one had been acquired for public exhibition, it was advertised with the slogan: "Blood Money, the film that could only be made in South America where Life is CHEAP!"
7. An exhibition of historic local photographs.
8. It still retains exhibition rooms for the Gallery's use.
9. The Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937, like the Protection of Children Act, limits the range of material which may be imported into Britain for public exhibition or distribution, and it was once hoped, vainly, that such a law might provide the model for similar limitations in other countries.
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11. But it may also have had something to do with the fact that the Independent co-sponsored the exhibition.
12. The National Park exhibition centre will give you a warm welcome.
13. Thomas Tait in the lead, closely followed by Jack Coia, Basil Spence, T. Waller Marwick, A. D. Bryce, and other members of the team, the architects picked their way through the mud and piles of bricks that were to become the Empire Exhibition.