noun / verb
showcase
SHOH-kays/ˈʃəʊkeɪs/
A display case that presents objects prominently.
The bowl stands inside a glass showcase.
Etymology
The “looking” element developed into making something visible. A showcase was first a glass case for valuables, then any occasion or medium that presents someone or something favorably.
In context
voice lines and it's done in a very cinematic, hype, exciting way, then that helps to bring in even more people, especially if it is kind of like this visual showcase for Nintendo.
More examples
- The jeweler unlocks the showcase to remove a necklace.
- Two lighted showcases display the team's trophies.
- The bakery places its finest cakes inside a glass showcase.
Forms
showcase · showcases · showcased · showcasing