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I . show [ʃəʊ] SUST.

2. show no pl. (display, impression):

show
prikaz m
show
show
just for show
just for show
to make a show of sth

3. show no pl. (impressive sight):

show
show
a show of colour/flowers

4. show (exhibition, event):

show
slide show
to be on show

5. show:

show (entertainment)
šov m
show (on TV also)
oddaja f
show (at a theatre)
puppet show
quiz show
radio show

II . show <showed, shown [or showed]> [ʃəʊ] V. trans.

1. show:

show (display, project)
kazati [form. perf. pokazati]
show (exhibit)
razstavljati [form. perf. razstaviti]
show (exhibit)
show (perform)
prikazovati [form. perf. prikazati]
show (perform)
uprizarjati [form. perf. uprizoriti]
show (produce)
to show a film

3. show (express):

show
izražati [form. perf. izraziti]
to show compassion [for sb]
to show sb respect

5. show (explain):

to show sb sth
to show sb the way

6. show (record):

show statistics
kazati [form. perf. pokazati]
to show a loss/profit

7. show (prove):

show
dokazovati [form. perf. dokazati]
show
to show [sb] how/why ...
to show oneself [to be] sth

III . show <showed, shown [or showed]> [ʃəʊ] V. intr.

1. show (be visible):

show
show
kazati se [form. perf. pokazati se]
to let sth show

2. show coloq. (arrive):

show esp ingl. am. ingl. austr.

3. show (be shown):

show film

4. show (exhibit):

show
razstavljati [form. perf. razstaviti]
show trans.
show forth trans.

show around V. trans. ingl. am.

show PHRVB show round:

I . show off V. trans. to show off ⇄ sb/sth

II . show off V. intr.

show
važiti se coloq.

show round V. trans.

1. show (escort):

show
razkazovati [form. perf. razkazati]

2. show (pass round):

show
podajati naokrog [form. perf. podati naokrog]

show through V. intr.

show
show

I . show up V. intr.

1. show (appear):

show
pojavljati se [form. perf. pojaviti se]

2. show coloq. (arrive):

show
show

II . show up V. trans.

1. show (make visible):

show

2. show (expose):

show
to show upsb

3. show (embarrass):

show
show

ˈchat show SUST. ingl. brit.

ˈcop show SUST.

ˈfash·ion pa·rade SUST., ˈfash·ion show SUST.

ˈfloor show SUST.

ˈgame show SUST.

game show
kviz m
game show (quiz show)

ˈla·ser show SUST.

no-show SUST. espec.

ˈpup·pet show SUST.

ˈquiz show SUST.

quiz show
kviz m

reˈ·al·ity show SUST.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés
He explains that his no-show is not deliberate: he is only forgetful.
en.wikipedia.org
Throughout the show, he breaks the fourth wall and speaks directly to viewers, offering inside information and observations while the action continues around him.
en.wikipedia.org
Public records show she bought her three-story row house at foreclosure for $500 in the 1970s.
www.wbur.org
This week hasn't exactly been controversy-free for the show, with claims that canned laughter was added to segments involving the audience.
www.telegraph.co.uk
And how that can carry or drag down a show.
www.macleans.ca
While every character on the show is self-centered, and every character expresses that selfishness through a persona, the men are much more bigheaded about it.
www.theatlantic.com
The new series is a bit more nitty-gritty, and it's not just a kids show.
www.chroniclelive.co.uk
Its design is to show the unlawfulness of revolting from the authority of the civil magistrate on account of religion.
en.wikipedia.org
One is a huge inflatable airbag, installed to let skiers and snowboarders show off their aerial prowess, and provide them with a soft landing.
www.odt.co.nz
The show is a family drama that follows a young career woman to her economically depressed small home town in the midwest.
en.wikipedia.org

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