陳ちん列れつ

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

陳列する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

exhibition; display; putting on show

Used for arranging items for public viewing, such as in a store, museum, or gallery. Often implies a formal or organized presentation.

〈物もの〉を陳ちん列れつするto display/exhibit an item
店てん員いんは新しん商しょう品ひんを陳ちん列れつした。
The clerk displayed the new products.
〈場ば所しょ〉に〈物もの〉を陳ちん列れつするto display an item in a particular place
ショーウィンドウに新しん作さくの服ふくを陳ちん列れつした。
They displayed the new clothes in the shop window.
〈物もの〉が陳ちん列れつされているan item is on display
ショーケースに宝ほう石せきが陳ちん列れつされている。
Jewels are on display in the showcase.

展てん示じN1
展示 is the broader, more common word for exhibiting or showing something publicly, while 陳列 specifically refers to arranging items in an orderly line, often in a shop or display case.
並ならべるN5
並べる is a plain, everyday verb for lining things up, whereas 陳列 is a more formal noun/verb used specifically for putting items on display.
展てん覧らん
陳列 emphasizes arranging goods in rows for viewing (as in a shop), whereas 展覧 refers more broadly to publicly showing works or items.
飾かざるN4
陳列する focuses on arranging goods systematically for display, such as in a shop or museum, whereas 飾る is broader and includes personal and decorative uses too.
ディスプレイN2
陳列 is a formal term for arranging goods for display in a shop, whereas ディスプレイ is the more casual, modern loanword used for the same idea.

羅ら列れつ
陳列 means physically displaying items (e.g., in a shop window), while 羅列 means listing items in speech or writing.
陳ちん腐ぷN1
陳列 shares the kanji 陳 with 陳腐 but means 'display' or 'exhibit', an unrelated concept about arranging goods rather than staleness.

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From 陳 (arrange, state) and 列 (row, line). The combination conveys arranging items in rows for display.