display case

noun
UK /dɪˈspleɪ keɪs/
US /dɪˈspleɪ keɪs/

A display case is a glass box where you can see special things without touching them.

The museum keeps the old coins in a display case.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A refrigerated cabinet used in shops to show and keep food fresh.

The bakery put the cakes in a display case near the window.

3. A protective case used to show goods for sale.

The jewelry store has a locked display case for the rings.

4. A case that holds awards or trophies for people to see.

The school trophy display case is in the main hall.