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Collocations for exhibit - noun

1. (AmE) collection of things shown to the public

→ See also exhibition

ADJECTIVE

art
photo, photographic, photography
interactive, multimedia, online, virtual
hands-on
touring, traveling
a traveling exhibit of antiques
changing, rotating
The library has a policy of mounting changing exhibits.
permanent, temporary
big, small
major
a major exhibit of the painter's work
educational
public
special
The library is celebrating its tenth anniversary with a special exhibit.
solo
The artist is now having her first solo exhibit in New York.

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VERB + exhibit

see, tour, view
create, curate, design, mount, organize, plan
feature, have, host, house
The museum features rotating exhibits.

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exhibit + VERB

open
The exhibit opened to the public on July 1.
run
The exhibit runs through February 1.
be called sth, be entitled sth, be titled sth
explore sth, feature sth, highlight sth, include sth, present sth, show sth
The exhibit features unique photographs of San Francisco in the 1900s.

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exhibit + NOUN

gallery, hall
area, floor, space
the museum's new exhibit space
booth
Hundreds of companies had exhibit booths.
coordinator, curator

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PREPOSITION

on exhibit
There are forty gigantic works on exhibit.
exhibit of
an exhibit of video art
exhibit on
an exhibit on local history

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2. single object in a museum, etc.

VERB + exhibit

see, view
touch
display, house

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Collocations for exhibit - verb

Exhibit is used with these nouns as the subject:
artist, gallery, museum

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Exhibit is used with these nouns as the object:
aggression, art, behaviour, bias, characteristic, collection, decrease, difference, distribution, effect, exuberance, genitals, improvement, painting, pattern, picture, piece, portrait, preference, property, range, response, restraint, sculpture, sign, skill, symptom, tendency, trait, valour, variability, work

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