clear and easy to see or understand; distinct

to show or illustrate a quality, fact, or finding through evidence

clearly; evidently; obviously

to seem, look, or appear (to be in a certain state or have a certain quality)

outstanding, remarkable, or clearly visible in degree or quality

display device; monitor

to manifest or become visible

display screen

to become visible; to reveal

clearly and easy to see; manifest or self-evident

to clearly demonstrate or highlight an abstract quality, value, or spirit

to show or make apparent a particular quality, emotion, or state

to show or produce a noticeable effect

attracting attention by being easily seen or visually prominent; eye-catching

having great prestige, status, or fame; distinguished and widely celebrated

relating to a trait or gene that is expressed in an organism's phenotype

standing out so as to be clearly visible or prominent

to develop (a photograph or film)

(of a supernatural or divine being) to appear or show its presence through a miracle or vision

(idiom) fully displaying one's capabilities

easy to understand or accessible (of written or spoken material)

A vacuum tube (cathode ray tube) used to display images in televisions or computer monitors, also known as a kinescope.

(genetics) an exon

easily perceived, understood, or recognized; evident to the mind

to give prominence to or magnify a particular feature or issue

obvious; evident; conspicuous; prominent; distinct; apparent

an eminent or important person; a notable

a person of high rank or social prominence, such as a nobleman, member of royalty, or big shot

Lee Hsien Loong (1952-), Singapore PAP politician, eldest son of Lee Kuan Yew [[李光耀|李光耀|Li3 Guang1 yao4]], prime minister from 2004

To reveal one's true character or intentions, typically in a derogatory way, or to betray one's hidden true self.

to reveal one's talent or show what one is capable of

a well-known or highly influential school of thought or academic discipline

lit. to not show the mountain and to not reveal the water; fig. to hide one's true talents or keep a low profile

Tang Xianzu (1550-1616), a Ming dynasty poet and dramatist, famous for his play 'The Peony Pavilion' ([[牡丹亭|牡丹亭|Mu3 dan5 Ting2]]).

information screen

having high social status, fame, and influence

to show off

eye-catching or conspicuous

to display one's remarkable skill, prowess, or brilliant abilities to the fullest extent

to honor as holy or make a name, reputation, or legacy illustrious

substance used to enhance the visibility of internal body structures in medical imaging such as CT or MRI

(genetics) penetrance

microscopic or relating to the observation of minute objects; often used as a prefix

having a crystal structure visible to the naked eye, typically in reference to igneous rocks

Phanerozoic geological eon, beginning with the Cambrian period approximately 540 million years ago

high ranking officials and noble titles