Show

/ʃˈə‌ʊ/

/ˈʃoʊ/

Définition et Signification de "show"

to show

VERBE

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to make something visible or noticeable

1.1

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

Exemple

The photograph shows a breathtaking sunset over the mountains.

The painting shows a couple sharing a romantic moment.

A postcard showing a famous landmark in Paris.

He refused to sign the consent form for a photo showing his face.

1.2

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

present

show

Exemple

Discovery Channel showed an exciting episode of their wildlife documentary series.

The television network will show the latest episode tonight.

The ceremony was shown live on national television.

ABC showed The Wizard of Oz on Sunday evening.

The sitcom was shown on a popular comedy network earlier today.

1.3

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to exhibit, particularly in a competition

Exemple

The cinema will show the latest blockbuster movie.

The art exhibition will be shown at the gallery throughout the month.

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

The fashion designer is eager to show their new collection during Fashion Week.

1.4

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to appear in public or to allow oneself to be seen

Exemple

She decided to show herself at the party after all.

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

It took a lot of courage for him to show himself after the embarrassing incident.

1.5

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

Exemple

I waited outside the theater, but my date didn't show.

The appointment was scheduled for 9 a.m., but the doctor didn't show until 10.

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

The performer was supposed to go on stage, but they failed to show.

She invited her friends to the party, but many of them never showed.

1.6

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

Exemple

The loose clothing couldn't hide the fact that she's showing.

She's only three months along, but she's already showing.

Even though I'm not showing, I'm excited for my baby's arrival in the fall.

It's still early, but her pregnancy is starting to show.

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

1.7

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to cause something to be visible or noticeable

Exemple

A black tablecloth will show every speck of dust.

The clear sky shows the beauty of the stars.

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

2.1

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to behave or treat someone in a particular way

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

3.1

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to guide or lead someone somewhere

Exemple

The manager showed favoritism toward certain employees.

He showed respect toward his elders.

She showed kindness to the stray cat by giving it food.

She has shown her friends nothing but loyalty and trust.

He has shown me nothing but support throughout my journey.

3.2

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

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to start to become visible

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to indicate a specific time, measurement, etc.

Show

NOM

a TV or radio program made to entertain people

the act of publicly exhibiting or entertaining

something intended to communicate a particular impression

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

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

What is a "show"?

A show is a public performance or entertainment event that features a range of acts designed to captivate and amuse an audience. It can include various forms of entertainment, such as music, dance, drama, comedy, or magic, often organized in a sequence or program. Shows are typically held in venues like theaters, concert halls, or outdoor stages, and are intended to provide a structured, engaging experience for spectators. The purpose of a show is to entertain, inspire, or leave a memorable impression on the audience through its diverse performances.

Exemple

They were shown a documentary about wildlife conservation.

Have you shown your design concepts to the client?

Did you show your new painting to your art teacher?

If there are any pictures from the event, please show them to the attendees.

You need to show them your ID to pass the security checkpoint.