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An exhibitor is a person or a company that shows something to the public at an organised event.
An exhibitor一個exhibitor is a person or a company是一個人或一家公司 that shows something to the public在有組織的活動上 at an organised event向大眾展示東西。
At a trade fair, the companies renting booths and displaying their products are the exhibitors; the people walking around looking are the visitors or attendees. At an art show, the artists whose paintings hang on the wall are exhibitors. At an agricultural or dog show, the people entering their animals for judging are also called exhibitors.
At a trade fair在商展上, the companies租攤位、展示產品的公司 renting booths and displaying their products就是exhibitors; the people walking around looking四處走看的人 are the visitors or attendees才是visitors或attendees。At an art show在藝術展上, the artists whose paintings hang on the wall畫作掛在牆上的藝術家 are exhibitors就是exhibitors。At an agricultural or dog show在農業展或狗展上, the people entering their animals for judging帶動物去參賽評比的人 are also called exhibitors也叫做exhibitors。
It is an event-organiser's word — you meet it on signs, badges, forms and websites: "exhibitor registration," "exhibitor list," "exhibitors' entrance." Ordinary people rarely say it in conversation; they would say "the companies at the show" or name the company.
It is an event-organiser's word這是主辦單位常用的字 — you meet it你會在 on signs, badges, forms and websites告示、識別證、表格跟網站上看到它: “exhibitor registration,”參展商登記, “exhibitor list,”參展商名單, “exhibitors' entrance.”參展商入口。Ordinary people一般人 rarely say it in conversation很少在聊天時這樣說; they would say他們會說 “the companies at the show” or name the company「展場上的那些公司」,或直接講公司名字。
Note that the exhibitor is the one displaying, not the one who owns the venue and not the museum staff — though a museum or cinema can itself be an exhibitor in the trade sense, since in the film business the cinema chains that actually screen films are called exhibitors.
Note that請注意 the exhibitor is the one displaying展示的人才是exhibitor, not the one who owns the venue不是場地的擁有者 and not the museum staff也不是博物館員工 — though a museum or cinema不過博物館或電影院 can itself be an exhibitor in the trade sense在業界的意思裡本身也可以是exhibitor, since in the film business因為在電影產業裡, the cinema chains actually screen films實際放映電影的連鎖電影院 are called exhibitors也叫做exhibitors。
組成exhibit + -or. The verb exhibit is from Latin exhibere: ex- (out) + habere (to hold, to have) — to hold something out where others can see it. The ending -or names the person or organisation who does the action.
同家族的字
- exhibitthe verb and noun it is built from — to show publicly; a thing shown
- exhibitionsame exhibit root — the event itself, where exhibitors show their things
- prohibitshares the Latin habere (hold) — pro- (in front) + hold, to hold something back and not allow it
原始詞典資料3 筆記錄
以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,原文照列,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。
exhibitornoun/ɪɡˈzɪb.ɪ.tə/
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Someone who exhibits something.
- The exhibitors at the aviation conference included the inventor of a new kind of light aircraft.
- The organizer of a canceled business and community fair aimed at the lesbian and gay community says he has mailed refunds to all the exhibitors who reserved booths.
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Someone who organizes an exhibition.
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datedAn exhibitionist.
資料來源:英文維基詞典 English Wiktionary(CC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。