see-through display
nounUK /ˈsiː θruː dɪˈspleɪ/
US /ˈsiː θruː dɪˈspleɪ/
A screen you can look through to see what is behind it.
The museum used a see-through display so visitors could read facts while still looking at the dinosaur bones.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A glass case that lets you view the object inside from all sides.
The jewels sat in a see-through display at the center of the room.
3. A store window arranged so people can see the products from outside.
The bakery's see-through display showed rows of fresh cakes.
4. A see-through screen worn over the eyes that adds digital pictures to the real world.
The pilot's helmet had a see-through display showing speed and height.