To show or make clear a thought, feeling, or attitude through words or actions; to state or declare.

to show clearly; to display; to demonstrate; to manifest

to reveal; to show; to exhibit; to lay bare

a hint; a reminder; a brief or cue given to help someone think of an answer or follow a procedure

a directive or set of instructions, often issued by a superior, outlining methods or principles to follow

to perform an action or process as an example for others to follow or imitate

to drop a hint; to suggest something indirectly through words, facial expressions, or gestures

display device or screen used to show data, images, or text; computer monitor

To reveal or bring to light something hidden, such as the truth, a mystery, or an underlying principle; to elucidate

To hold a protest demonstration or march; to take collective action to express a demand or protest.

a warning signal, sign, or symbol used to alert others to potential danger

To take something out and show it to others; to produce or display a document or object.

a screen that has the function of displaying text or images

to inspire or prompt someone to understand a truth or principle

practical exhibition or display of how something works; a demo

to indicate or show in advance; to foretell or forebode

to indicate or convey an intention through gestures, facial expressions, or hints

To write comments or instructions on a report or request submitted by a subordinate

to indicate or show using text, symbols, or graphics; to mark, label, or designate

To request instructions or guidance from a superior; to seek clarification before taking action

demonstrator; protester

sketch map; schematic diagram or graph using simple lines and symbols to show how something is structured or how it works

an official notice; a bulletin; a slogan or poster

The Book of Revelation in the New Testament; also known as the Apocalypse of John.

to express clearly or indicate plainly

to make clear to all; to announce or show publicly through signs or words

to show weakness or signs of backing down; to give the impression of being weak or unwilling to fight

to reveal or display something, such as an object or a situation, for others to see

unwilling to show weakness or admit defeat; refusing to be outperformed by others

an indicator or pilot lamp used to signal the status of a device or to provide guidance

exhibition; show

to announce or proclaim publicly; to make an official statement

to indicate or present information using pictures, diagrams, or charts

a board or sign that provides directions or instructions to the public

to signal or act in a way that alerts others to an emergency or danger

To show or exhibit something to the general public

a typical example; a sample; a demonstration

notice board; bulletin board; signboard or placard used for official notices

indicator; indicating instrument

An electronic instrument used to observe and display waveforms of physical quantities that change over time, such as voltage or electric current

a chemical substance that changes color to show the presence of a compound or the chemical properties (such as acidity or alkalinity) of a solution

to parade a prisoner through the streets as a form of public humiliation

to admonish and give instructions; typically used by a superior to a subordinate or an elder to a younger person

a screen or board used to show information; display panel

A notice issued by the government or authorities to calm the people and maintain order.

to behead a criminal and exhibit the head to the public as a warning

The finger next to the thumb; also known as [[食指|食指|shi2 zhi3]].

to send instructions or a notice by cable or telegraph; common in the era when telegrams were a primary means of communication

to issue a directive or instruction, especially from a superior to a subordinate or elder to a younger person