to show; to illustrate; to display; to demonstrate

to seem; to look; to appear

clearly and easy to see (idiom); obviously; clearly; it goes without saying

conspicuous; eye-catching; glamorous

outstanding; notable; remarkable; statistically significant

appearance; to appear

(of a supernatural or divine being) to appear; to make itself manifest

microscope; CL:臺|台[tai2]

display device; monitor

to make visible; to reveal; prominent; conspicuous; (prefix) phanero-

(coll.) to show off

to become visible; to reveal

illustrious; celebrated

to express; to exhibit

to form a picture; to develop a photo; to visualize

(computing) graphics card; video card

graphics memory; video random-access memory (VRAM)

famous school; noted school of thought

high official

to flaunt; to show off

to show one's true nature (derog.); to betray oneself

(photographic processing) to develop

micro-; microscopic; to make the minute visible

to look pregnant; obviously pregnant

visible; conspicuous; phanero-; dominant (gene)

to praise; to commend; to hallow

to show an effect; to produce an effect; a conspicuous effect

obvious; evident; conspicuous; prominent; distinct; apparent

light and shade

phanerocrystalline; with crystal structure visible to the naked eye

sensible enthalpy (thermodynamics); energy required to go from one state to another

variant of 顯擺|显摆[xian3 bai5]

eye-catching; conspicuous

ancestors (old)

to show off

to look old

honorific term for one's deceased father; (arch.) great-great-grandfather

prominent post

prominent; eminent; important person; notable; dignitary

obvious; clearly visible

evident; clear and bright

dignitary; distinguished person; royalty; nobleman; big shot

illustrious; influential; prestigious

microscope; same as 顯微鏡|显微镜

CRT used in TV or computer monitor; picture tube; kinescope

developer (photographic processing); contrast medium (medical imaging)

microscopy

Phanerozoic, geological eon lasting since the Cambrian 寒武紀|寒武纪[Han2 wu3 ji4], c. 540m year ago

Phanerozoic, geological eon lasting since the Cambrian 寒武紀|寒武纪[Han2 wu3 ji4], c. 540m year ago