“To display” in Japanese
Short answer
To display in Japanese is “見せる” (miseru). Full meaning: to show, to display; to make (something or someone) look ..., to present an appearance of ...; to make (something) worth watching, to be entertaining.
Other ways to say “To display” in Japanese
飾り付ける
kazaritsukeru to decorate, to display
閃かす
hiramekasu to brandish, to flash, to display
飾る
kazaru to decorate, to ornament, to adorn; to display, to exhibit, to put on show, to arrange; to mark (e.g. the day with a victory), to adorn (e.g. the front page), to grace (e.g. the cover)
振り回す
furimawasu to wield, to brandish, to flourish, to wave (about), to swing; to display (one's knowledge), to show off; to abuse (one's power)
呈する
teisuru to present, to offer; to show, to display, to exhibit; to assume (e.g. a shape)
観せる
miseru to show, to display; to make (something or someone) look ..., to present an appearance of ...; to make (something) worth watching, to be entertaining
みせる
miseru to show, to display; to make (something or someone) look ..., to present an appearance of ...; to make (something) worth watching, to be entertaining
診せる
miseru to show, to display; to make (something or someone) look ..., to present an appearance of ...; to make (something) worth watching, to be entertaining
視せる
miseru to show, to display; to make (something or someone) look ..., to present an appearance of ...; to make (something) worth watching, to be entertaining
看せる
miseru to show, to display; to make (something or someone) look ..., to present an appearance of ...; to make (something) worth watching, to be entertaining
飾付ける
kazaritsukeru to decorate, to display
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