出示

‘出示’ (chūshì) specifically means to show something for inspection, like a document. '表现' (biǎoxiàn) means to perform or show a quality. '显示' (xiǎnshì) means to display something, often on a screen or generally. '展览' (zhǎnlǎn) means to exhibit in a public display.

‘出示’ (chūshì) is the most appropriate verb here for presenting an invitation for verification. '给出' (gěichū) means to give out, '拿出' (náchū) means to take out, and '提交' (tíjiāo) means to submit, which is more formal for documents.

‘出示’ (chūshì) is the standard term for showing an identification document. '显露' (xiǎnlù) means to reveal or expose. '揭示' (jiēshì) means to unveil or disclose, often something abstract. '表明' (biǎomíng) means to indicate or make clear.

‘出示’ (chūshì) is the correct verb for presenting an identification card. '呈现' (chéngxiàn) means to present or appear, often in a more artistic or formal way. '显现' (xiǎnxiàn) means to appear or emerge. '露面' (lòumiàn) means to show one's face or make an appearance.

‘出示’ (chūshì) is used for showing a receipt for verification purposes. '提出' (tíchū) means to put forward or raise. '展示' (zhǎnshì) means to display or show, often for viewing. '放置' (fàngzhì) means to place or put.

‘出示’ (chūshì) is the appropriate word for showing official documents like a driver's license to an authority. '递交' (dìjiāo) means to submit formally. '呈现' (chéngxiàn) means to present or appear. '递给' (dìgěi) means to hand over.