Pesquisar
to show
01
mostrar, exibir
to make something visible or noticeable
Ditransitive: to show sb sth | to show sth to sb
Example
Did you show your new painting to your art teacher?
Have you shown your design concepts to the client?
If there are any pictures from the event, please show them to the attendees.
1.1
mostrar, exibir
(of a picture or photograph) to represent someone or something
Transitive: to show sth
Example
A postcard showing a famous landmark in Paris.
He refused to sign the consent form for a photo showing his face.
The painting shows a couple sharing a romantic moment.
1.2
mostrar, transmitir
to make something, such as a motion picture, TV program, etc., available for public presentation
Transitive: to show a movie or show
Example
ABC showed The Wizard of Oz on Sunday evening.
Discovery Channel showed an exciting episode of their wildlife documentary series.
The ceremony was shown live on national television.
1.3
exibir, mostrar
to exhibit, particularly in a competition
Transitive: to show sth
Example
He intends to show his photography at a local gallery in the spring.
The art exhibition will be shown at the gallery throughout the month.
The cinema will show the latest blockbuster movie.
1.4
aparecer, mostrar-se
to appear in public or to allow oneself to be seen
Transitive: to show oneself
Example
I ca n'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.
She decided to show herself at the party after all.
1.5
comparecer, chegar
to arrive at the place one has arranged, like an appointment or a gathering
Intransitive
Example
I had an appointment with my dentist, but they had an emergency and never showed at the clinic.
I waited outside the theater, but my date did n't show.
She invited her friends to the party, but many of them never showed.
1.6
mostrar-se grávida, está visivelmente grávida
(of a woman) to be pregnant, in a way that is physically noticeable
Intransitive
Example
After she began to show, people started treating her with more respect and consideration.
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.
1.7
mostrar, exibir
to cause something to be visible or noticeable
Transitive: to show sth
Example
A black tablecloth will show every speck of dust.
The clear sky shows the beauty of the stars.
02
mostrar, revelar
to make something like a quality, characteristic, or emotion apparent
Transitive: to show a quality, characteristic, or emotion
Example
He showed interest in learning about different cultures
His smile shows his genuine happiness.
She had to show strength in front of her children, even though she was struggling.
2.1
mostrar, demonstrar
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
Example
He has shown me nothing but support throughout my journey.
He showed respect toward his elders.
She has shown her friends nothing but loyalty and trust.
03
mostrar, demonstrar
to make something, such as one's capabilities or facts, clear and evident
Complex Transitive: to show sb to do sth
Example
Her presentation shows her to be a persuasive speaker.
She has shown herself to be an outstanding leader.
You have shown yourself to be a talented musician.
Example
He showed his friend to the correct classroom.
Let me show you the shortcut to the park.
She showed me the way to the nearest bus stop.
3.2
mostrar, demonstrar
to teach or explain to someone how something is done in a practical way
Ditransitive: to show sb how to do something
Example
Can you show me how to tie a knot?
He showed his colleagues how to operate the new software during the training session.
Let me show you how to sew a button onto a shirt.
04
mostrar, aparecer
to start to become visible
Intransitive
Example
Excitement showed in her eyes as she received the good news.
Gray hairs were starting to show in her otherwise dark hair.
Signs of wear and tear were beginning to show on the old furniture.
05
indicar, mostrar
to indicate a specific time, measurement, etc.
Transitive: to show a time or measurement | to show that
Example
The clock showed that it was already midnight.
The speedometer showed that the car was traveling at 60 miles per hour.
The thermometer showed a temperature of 25 degrees Celsius.
Show
01
show, programa
a TV or radio program made to entertain people
Example
" Friends " is a popular sitcom that became a classic TV show.
The talent show showcased a variety of impressive performances.
Saturday Night Live is a sketch comedy show that has been on the air for decades.
02
show, espetáculo
the act of publicly exhibiting or entertaining
03
show, exibição
something intended to communicate a particular impression
04
show, apresentação
pretending that something is the case in order to make a good impression
05
show, espetáculo
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.
Example
The circus show featured acrobats, clowns, and animal performances.
We attended a Broadway show last night and loved every moment of it.
The show included music, dance, and a magic act that amazed the audience.
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