exibimos

Exibimos is a Portuguese verb form that means “we display” or “we exhibit.” It is the first-person plural present indicative of the verb exibir, which is transitive and used to present, reveal, or show something, such as information, objects, media, or performances.

Etymology and usage: exibir derives from Latin exhibere, meaning to present or bring forth. In contemporary Portuguese, exibimos is employed when the subject is a group that shows or makes visible some content to an audience, whether in written text, broadcasts, exhibitions, or digital platforms. It typically takes a direct object, as in “exibimos os resultados” or “exibimos o filme.” In formal contexts, exibir may be used in the sense of presenting data or works; in everyday speech, synonyms like mostrar can appear, depending on regional preference and style.

Conjugation and forms: exibimos belongs to the present indicative paradigm of exibir. Other present tense forms include eu exibo, tu exibes, ele/ela exibe, vocês/eles exibem, and vós exibís in some dialects or traditional varieties. The verb also spans other tenses and moods, with stems and spelling changes typical of exibir (for example, the preterite exibi, exibia, or the future exibirei in different contexts). This conjugation reflects the verb’s irregular pattern in parts of its paradigm.

Notes: Exibimos is widely used in formal and semi-formal Portuguese, including journalism, arts programming, education, and digital communications. Its meaning is closely linked to visibility and presentation, rather than mere discovery, and it often appears in contexts where content is being made accessible to an audience.