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display panel

display panel

1 3.0
A flat screen or board that shows information in public places
  • noun
translation icon : panel de exhibición
  • The theater's display panel featured the day's schedule of shows and ticket prices.
  • liquid-crystal display panel
  • crystal display panel

First off, it is a much better display panel.

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Examples

  • The subjects were informed that the stimuli were randomized, so their best strategy was to fixate their eyes in the center of the display panel.

    Academic text (1992)
  • A transparent acetate sheet was placed on the front of the display panel.

    Academic text (1992)
  • There is a front display panel here for their eyesight feature, which we'll talk about later.

  • The line of sight distance from the subject to the display panel was about 2 m, so that eye movements were virtually unnecessary.

    Academic text (1992)
  • I've got the air-lock status display panel here.

  • In the display panel, 01 is shown and Cut In flashes.

    Academic text (1995)
  • Replace the display panel, scratch-proof, optimized for sunlight and outdoor usage! Replaceable battery, changeable higher capacity!

    Blog text (22)
  • They brought us into their display testing lab and explained just how much time and effort was put into the Surface's remarkably clear 10.6-inch optically bonded display panel with in-cell touch elements.

    Blog text (20)
  • The technician explained how to navigate the settings on the display panel to adjust the volume.

  • During the presentation, important information was shown on a large display panel for everyone to see.

Synonyms

screen
vsdisplay panel
1.0

A flat surface that shows images or videos

focuses specifically on surfaces or screens used to present public information
board
vsdisplay panel
259 1.0

A flat surface where people put notices and information

can also mean an electronic or screen form used for public display
display
vsdisplay panel
  • Specialized
197 2.5

A screen on a device that shows pictures and words

includes those devices but also non electronic panels for public posting
monitor
vsdisplay panel
118 3.3

A screen that shows pictures from a computer

is more general, covering both computer screens and simple public information panels
viewscreen
vsdisplay panel
7 7.8

A flat screen that shows images or video in a control room

is more general, also applying to ordinary vertical surfaces used for public display
video display
vsdisplay panel
2 3.4

A screen that shows text, photos, or moving pictures

can also refer to non electronic vertical surfaces used for public information
digital display
vsdisplay panel
1 3.6

An electronic screen that shows numbers or letters

is broader, covering any vertical surface or screen used to present information
display board
vsdisplay panel
1 3.2

A board that shows information or holds items for people to see

is more general, including both screens and physical panels used publicly
flat panel display
vsdisplay panel
  • Specialized
1 3.9

A thin, flat screen for computers and televisions

is wider in meaning, including non video panels used to display public information

How Visible

wide screen
3 2.7
display panel
1 3.0
poster
304 1.0
notice
126 1.0

Surface Forms

display panel singular

Morphology

display + panel

The meaning is directly compositional: 'display' (a screen or means of showing information) modifies 'panel' (a flat piece or section), so a 'display panel' is predictably a panel used to display information. This noun–noun construction is common and follows transparent semantic composition, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would understand it.

Etymology

Display panel comes from the simple idea of a flat panel, a board or screen, used to display things to people. Think of an old wooden sign or a modern screen that shows a poster: because a display panel is a flat surface for 'showing information', that's why it means 'a screen or board used to show information to the public'.