graphical display

[ɡræfɪkəl dɪˈspleɪ]
nounpl: graphical displays
exibição gráfica
1. a visual representation of data, information, or images shown on a screen or monitor using graphical elements such as charts, graphs, icons, or images
The software provides a graphical display of real-time stock market data.
O software fornece uma exibição gráfica dos dados do mercado de ações em tempo real.
2. a screen or monitor that presents visual output using graphical user interface (GUI) elements
The new computer has a high-resolution graphical display.
O novo computador possui uma exibição gráfica de alta resolução.
3. the visual output or rendering of graphics on an electronic device
The graphical display updates every second to show the latest information.
A exibição gráfica atualiza a cada segundo para mostrar as informações mais recentes.
In Brazil, 'exibição gráfica' is the standard technical term used in IT and computer science contexts. In Portugal, 'apresentação gráfica' is preferred. The term is increasingly common in Brazilian business and tech sectors as digital interfaces become more prevalent. In the USA, 'graphical display' is fundamental terminology in computing and is used across all technical and casual contexts without regional variation.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
visual displaygraphical interfacescreen displaygraphic outputvisual representation
Antonyms / Antônimos
text displaycommand-line interfaceaudio output

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
exibição gráfica
standard and most commonly used term
General Brazilian
tela gráfica
alternative informal usage, more colloquial
São Paulo
exibição gráfica
technical and formal contexts
Portugal
apresentação gráfica
Portuguese preference for 'apresentação' over 'exibição'

Related Words

graphical user interface (GUI)monitordisplay screenvisualizationrenderingpixelresolutiongraphics card

Related Idioms & Phrases

put something on display
visual representation of data
graphic rendering
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