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Definición y significado de "show"en inglés

to show

VERBO

mostrar

to make something visible or noticeable

Ditransitive: to show sb sth | to show sth to sb

información gramatical

composición morfológica

simple

verbo de acción

regular

presente

show

3.ª persona singular

shows

participio presente

showing

pretérito simple

showed

participio pasado

shown

Ejemplos

Did you show your new painting to your art teacher?

¿Le mostraste tu nueva pintura a tu profesor de arte?

1.1

mostrar

(of a picture or photograph) to represent someone or something

Transitive: to show sth

Ejemplos

A postcard showing a famous landmark in Paris.

Una postal mostrando un monumento famoso en París.

1.2

presentar, emitir, poner

to make something, such as a motion picture, TV program, etc., available for public presentation

present

show

Transitive: to show a movie or show

Ejemplos

ABC showed The Wizard of Oz on Sunday evening.

ABC emitió El Mago de Oz el domingo por la noche.

1.3

exponer

to exhibit, particularly in a competition

Transitive: to show sth

Ejemplos

He intends to show his photography at a local gallery in the spring.

Él pretende mostrar su fotografía en una galería local en primavera.

1.4

aparecerse, dejarse ver

to appear in public or to allow oneself to be seen

Transitive: to show oneself

Ejemplos

I can't believe he had the audacity to show himself after what he did.

No puedo creer que tuviera la audacia de mostrarse después de lo que hizo.

1.5

presentarse, llegar

to arrive at the place one has arranged, like an appointment or a gathering

Intransitive

Ejemplos

I had an appointment with my dentist, but they had an emergency and never showed at the clinic.

Tenía una cita con mi dentista, pero tuvieron una emergencia y nunca aparecieron en la clínica.

1.6

mostrar

(of a woman) to be pregnant, in a way that is physically noticeable

Intransitive

Ejemplos

After she began to show, people started treating her with more respect and consideration.

Después de que empezó a mostrar, la gente comenzó a tratarla con más respeto y consideración.

1.7

mostrar, exhibir

to cause something to be visible or noticeable

Transitive: to show sth

Ejemplos

A black tablecloth will show every speck of dust.

Un mantel negro mostrará cada mota de polvo.

mostrar, demostrar

to make something like a quality, characteristic, or emotion apparent

Transitive: to show a quality, characteristic, or emotion

Ejemplos

He showed interest in learning about different cultures

Él mostró interés en aprender sobre diferentes culturas.

2.1

mostrar, demostrar

to behave or treat someone in a particular way

Ditransitive: to show sb/sth an attitude or treatment | to show an attitude or treatment to | to show an attitude or treatment toward

Ejemplos

He has shown me nothing but support throughout my journey.

No ha hecho más que mostrarme apoyo durante todo mi viaje.

mostrar

to make something, such as one's capabilities or facts, clear and evident

Complex Transitive: to show sb to do sth

Ejemplos

Her presentation shows her to be a persuasive speaker.

Su presentación muestra que es una oradora persuasiva.

3.1

acompañar

to guide or lead someone somewhere

conduct

direct

guide

lead

show

Ditransitive: to show sb the way

Transitive: to show sb somewhere

Ejemplos

He showed his friend to the correct classroom.

Él mostró a su amigo el aula correcta.

3.2

enseñar a hacer

to teach or explain to someone how something is done in a practical way

Ditransitive: to show sb how to do something

Ejemplos

Can you show me how to tie a knot?

¿Puedes mostrarme cómo hacer un nudo?

aparecer, manifestarse

to start to become visible

Intransitive

Ejemplos

Excitement showed in her eyes as she received the good news.

La emoción se mostraba en sus ojos cuando recibió la buena noticia.

marcar

to indicate a specific time, measurement, etc.

Transitive: to show a time or measurement | to show that

Ejemplos

The clock showed that it was already midnight.

El reloj mostraba que ya era medianoche.

Show

SUSTANTIVO

programa, serie

a TV or radio program made to entertain people

información gramatical

estado de animacidad

abstracto

composición morfológica

simple

contable

forma plural

shows

Ejemplos

"Friends" is a popular sitcom that became a classic TV show.

« Friends » es una comedia de situación popular que se convirtió en un programa de televisión clásico.

espectáculo

a public performance or entertainment event, often involving a variety of acts such as music, dance, drama, comedy, or magic

Ejemplos

The circus show featured acrobats, clowns, and animal performances.

El espectáculo de circo presentaba acróbatas, payasos y actuaciones de animales.

espectáculo

the act of publicly exhibiting or entertaining

espectáculo, demostración

something intended to communicate a particular impression

apariencia, simulación

pretending that something is the case in order to make a good impression

Árbol Léxico

showing

show

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Definición y significado de "show"en inglés

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