expo
- noun
- /ˈɛkspoʊ/
- Um, are you girls headed to the Sci-Fi Expo in DC?
- students attend expos
- conference and expo
- an expo was held
So a couple weeks ago I went to a train Expo.
- So a couple weeks ago I went to a train Expo.
- And so we're going to what's called the Red Pill Expo, which starring Keanu Reeves.
- And another person that was in the audience was with NTI, which is a disarmament group that is affiliated with the Nuke Expo.
- I've done Screenwriters World, I've done Story Expo, Great American Pictures, and these are all wonderful opportunities to do volunteer work.
- You know, we're talking about, I'm down here, I'm in LA for Expo W, which is the, which is the largest food trade, I think the largest food trade show in the US.
- I went to Expos, I've made comp cards and I passed out comp cards to just random people with my name on it with my e-mail.
- So there's no reason not one wedding Expo would rent a table to me.
- I just taught ACPR lifesaver course at my tribe Expo recently.
Examples
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This is Karen's first expo.
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Now, the expo runs all weekend, so I won't be back 'til Sunday.
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You want to go to the expo, right?
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I am at Player Expo, the hottest ticket in town.
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I was at the tech expo.
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So you are covering the yard and tool expo, right?
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Last just last week, I was hosting the Singapore Expo event there.
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So we're at VRLA, which is the biggest VR Expo here in Los Angeles.
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Find out more about the National Sustainable Design Expo and the P3 Sustainable Design Challenge at www.epa.gov/P3.
Academic text (2010) -
Every year, the city hosts an art expo where local artists showcase their paintings and sculptures.
Synonyms
A public display of objects like paintings or old items in a museum
A large public show of things like art or new products
An exhibition of art or objects for people to see
How Big
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word expo is short for exposition, built from ex- meaning 'out' and the root pon/pose meaning 'to put', the same idea you see in position. So an expo is a place where things are 'put out' for people to see.