showcase

英['ʃəukeis]美['ʃəukeis]

n.
1.陈列橱
2.[sing.]显示优点的东西
v.[T]
陈列，使展现，使亮相

同：	[n.] case, display case, show window, vitrine

This opera is a stunning showcase for the company.
这是一出显示该剧团艺术水平的令人倾倒的歌剧。收藏
Any investigation of this type, which is a political exercise, requires a showcase villain
这类调查是一种政治仪式，每次都得有拉出来示众的反面角色。收藏
"They question the sincerity of the authorities, suspecting an attempt to present a mere ""showcase for democracy""."
他们也质疑当局的诚意，是否只图开个"民主橱窗"而已！收藏
The museum stored all frangible articles in a locked showcase.
博物馆的陈列橱里贮藏了所有易碎物品。收藏
One day the customer came in as usual, laid his nickel on the showcase, and called for his stale loaves
一天，那位顾客一如往常地来了，把五美分硬币往柜台上一放要了两条干面包。收藏

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a setting in which something can be displayed to best effect
- it was a showcase for democracy in Africa
[同] show window, showcase
a glass container used to store and display items in a shop or museum or home
[同] display case, case, showcase, vitrine

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