exhibition area
- noun
- /ˌɛksɪˈbɪʃən ˈɛəriə/
- The exhibition area was filled with colorful displays.
Examples
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Many companies set up their booths around the spacious exhibition area.
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The exhibition area was filled with visitors eager to see the latest products.
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The annual tech conference was held in the main exhibition area of the convention center.
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We visited the exhibition area at the convention center.
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The art gallery's large exhibition area hosts various displays throughout the year.
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During the trade show, the company showcased its new products in a spacious exhibition area designed for maximum visibility.
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Visitors were impressed by the interactive features in the exhibition area at the science museum.
Synonyms
A place where people go to see and buy art
A place, real or online, where shops show products to customers before they buy
A place like a building or website that shows paintings and sculptures for people to see and sometimes buy
An area by the main door where people meet or wait
A place that shows new paintings and sculptures to the public
A large room in a school or community centre where people gather for meetings and events
A large room or building used for shows and displays
A room where a shop shows items for people to buy
A room or building where paintings and other art are shown to the public
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Morphology
The meaning 'a space for displaying works or booths' is directly and compositionally derived from 'exhibition' (a public presentation) + 'area' (a region or space), so a B1 learner who knows both constituents can infer the MWE. Even if used for virtual/online contexts, that is a contextual extension and does not obscure the clear, cross-linguistically common composition.
Etymology
Exhibition area joins the words exhibition, meaning a public show of art or products, and area, meaning a space. It comes from fairs and trade shows where many booths were set up in one large indoor hall, so the phrase means the big space used to hold displays.