Middle English schema
[FEJ]
vi，VI
Show, show, show
Show, show; look
He showed me his picture.
He showed me his picture.
He showed me his new radio.
He showed me his new radio.
Can you show me any evidence of your statement?
"Can you provide evidence for your statement?"
Show, reveal; visible
There was anger on his face.
A scowl appeared on his face.
Her dress was torn, but it didn't show.
Her dress was torn, but it didn't show much.
In front of the new teacher, the children seem a little restrained.
In front of the new teacher, the children seem a little restrained.
Instruction; show
The clock says two twenty.
The time shown on the clock is two twenty.
The boy showed great potential as a football player.
That boy shows that he is a promising football player.
Now it shows a famous baseball player eating a big bowl of refreshing drinks.
Now this picture shows a famous baseball player eating a big bowl of "wake up" porridge.
Lead the way; Guide; lead to
She took me into the living room.
She took me into the living room.
Can you tell me the way to Gabriel's house?
Can you tell me the way to Gabriel's house?
Mr Wilson is leaving now. Can you take him to the door?
Mr. Wilson is leaving. Would you please escort him to the door?
(often used with to) explain; Prove; show
His new book shows that he is a first-rate novelist.
His new book proves that he is a first-rate novelist.
(often used with how to) explain; set a good example
Performance, performance; Show (a film)
Easy to see; Make it obvious; noticeable
Dark shirts don't get dirty.
Black shirts don't show dirt.
Prove oneself to be
He showed himself to be a brave soldier.
He proved himself to be a brave soldier.
Give, give
Show mercy to prisoners
Forgive criminals
Be present; Appear; (of a woman) show oneself in public
He is ashamed to show up at the club.
He is ashamed to show up at the club.
(of a woman) show oneself in public
Participate; Appear; appear
show
n
Show, show
A demonstration of strength
Show one's strength
Appearance, appearance, surface
With a rational look
Seems reasonable
Luxury; Show off; cover with gold leaf/foil—prettify
Exhibition; Exhibits; exhibit
Many people went to see the flower show.
Many people went to see the flower show.
Perform (in a theater, nightclub, radio or TV station)
The new play was staged the next day.
The new play is staged every other day.
Hollywood has produced many TV programs.
Hollywood has produced many TV programs.
Organization; activity
Who is hosting this program?
Who is in charge of this business?
Work hard; attempt
Put on a good show
Wonderful performance
Let the show begin.
Start work; start on
Well done
Great! You did a good job.
steal the show
Grab the camera; show off
show off
Show off, brag; parade
Display; Show (the merits of something)
show one's face
Highlight; publish
Expose; Expose, expose
Expose a scam
expose a fraud
Participate; Appear; attend
It's humiliating
Show, show
Show is used in a wide range and is an informal term. The "show" it refers to can be intentional, unintentional or even leaked due to negligence.
This last scene shows you what will happen at the end of the harvest.
This last scene shows you what will happen at the end of the harvest.
They also found something that X-rays didn't show.
They also found something that was not shown on the X-ray.
He showed all his precious photos to his friends.
He showed all his precious photos to his friends.
He never expresses his thoughts.
He never expresses his thoughts.
I showed that my interest was careless.
It was careless of me to show interest.
Display emphasizes "show others, or carefully show what you want to show them." So as to receive a good display effect.
The peacock is showing off its beautiful tail feathers.
This peacock is showing off its beautiful tail feathers.
Children's clothes are displayed in the shop window.
Children's clothes are displayed in the window.
A large number of machines were also exhibited.
A large number of machines were also exhibited.
Objective to clarify the demonstration, show the exhibits directly, explain the guide, explain the instructions and reveal the display points.
pretend
show
【Fo； FEu ]
Display (command)
Displays the system status or function on the screen.
Display system status and functions on the screen.
A console command that displays the functional status of the system.
A console command that gives the functional status of the system.
show
[FEu]
transitive verb
(Showed; Show, show
Show ...; Exhibition; Display; Display; show
Exhibition; Screening; Play (End)
Teaching (through demonstration); Tell; Point out, say [prove] clearly; express
show off
Lead, guide
Give ...
Legal statement, defense
Show these pictures to all the students.
Show these photos to all the students.
Very friendly to me.
Express deep friendship to me
express support
Express one's pride
show a film
show a film
Show the workers how to do it.
Tell the workers what to do.
A suit that shows off her figure well.
Clothes that can fully show her beautiful figure
Mothers who like to show off their children.
Mothers who like to preach the virtues of their children.
Take him into the room.
Take him into the room.
Show mercy to prisoners
Forgive criminals
A dark suit won't get dirty.
Black clothes don't show dirt.
You must show your ticket at the ticket gate.
You must show your permit at the checkpoint.
show
intransitive verb
Appear, stand out; Come out; (of a woman) show oneself in public
Hit (out); exhibit
abide by an agreement
(horse racing) running in the third place (or above).
Show advantage
Appear advantageous
There was an angry expression on her face.
She wore a scowl.
He said he would be there, but he didn't show up.
He said he would come, but he didn't come for the appointment.
show
Noun (short for noun)
Display; An exhibition [thing]; express
Performance; Procedures; The scene is spectacular; Make a fool of yourself.
Show off; Luxury; Appearance; decorate
Traces; sign
[Slang] Institutions and organizations; theatrical troupe
excuse
film
Third place (in horse racing)
Opportunity (for expression, confession); Things [events]
The doctor broke the water (during labor); Blood (at the beginning of menstruation)
The ore is floating at first; Signs (of veins, oil, gas)
flower show
flower show
show window
show window
performing tour
performing tour
variety show
variety show
make a false show of strength
make a false show of strength
A house furnished rather than comfortable.
A house decorated not for comfort but for vanity.
With a rational look
This seems reasonable.
Have you seen any good programs recently?
Have you seen any good performances (circus, drama, movies, TV) recently?
I wish she would stop talking and let the cat out of the bag.
I hope she won't reveal the secret.
Who is in charge of the overall situation?
Who is in charge of this matter?
Give him a fair chance.
Give that man an equal opportunity.
advertisement
Noun (short for noun)
Poster; advertisement
showbread
[`FEJbred]
Noun (short for noun)
(Jewish) Bread for God.
billboard
Noun (short for noun)
Billboard; Sample card
Something that shows advantages.
[5FEJkeIs]
Noun (short for noun)
Display box [cabinet]; Reception room; cinema
show
transitive verb
Show an advantage to ...
lay/put one's cards on the table
[5 Fedaine]
Noun (short for noun)
Showdown; Finals; Announce; Exposure; crisis
theatre
Noun (short for noun)
Theater; Huacao exhibition hall
Performance show
Noun (short for noun)
set a good example
Obstacle surmounting equestrian competition
Noun (short for noun)
Technical performance of obstacle crossing
Performance manager
[5FEJmEn]
Noun (short for noun)
People who open exhibitions; The owner of a circus, etc.
A striking figure; playwright
Performance skills
[5FEJmEnFIp]
Noun (short for noun)
The skill [ability] of attracting others' attention [interest]
sceptical
[`FEJmi:]
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Suspicious [vulgar], not credulous
show off
Noun (short for noun)
Boast; An arrogant person, a braggart
exhibit
[5FEJpi:s]
Noun (short for noun)
Show samples
theatre
[5FEJpleIs]
Noun (short for noun)
Places to visit; Exhibition site
exhibition room
[5FEJrJm]
Noun (short for noun)
exhibition room
expose
[`FEJQp]
Noun (short for noun)
Expose [expose].
shower
[5FauE]
Noun (short for noun)
Exhibitors and exhibitors; Indicator [device], executor
The whole program
Everywhere, everywhere
everywhere
Everywhere, everywhere
everywhere
Everywhere, everywhere
Become the whole show
Play a major role; Sing a one-man show; Take everything in your own hands.
Like to show off
Like to show off
Bench performance
A dog [cat] exhibition
Leading performance
Manipulation; Host (a performance)
host
Manipulation; Host (a performance)
take a vote by a show of hands
take a vote by a show of hands
chat show
Live interview program (TV station)
sign
Mime; symbol
Fashion Show
fashion show
Fashion parade
fashion show
Nightclub program performance
Nightclub performance
For a performance
To show off, to show others.
Get fair treatment
[America] [Australia] get a fair [suitable] opportunity.
Reveal (the whole) secret
Reveal a secret.
Give it to sb. A fair performance
Give a chance to show off and treat someone fairly.
Be evidence of sth.
Explain, prove
Remarkable achievements
Remarkable achievement
show
There is a chance, it is possible
have an opportunity to
There is a chance, it is possible
show
There is a chance, it is possible
Stand the test of ...
There is a chance, it is possible
Have sth. Show ...
Make remarkable achievements in ... ...
A very secret show
[sarcastically, verbally] something very secret
Gesture
Gesticulate
openly
in public
superficial
Externally, it exists in name only.
Leg dance
Leg dance
Let the whole show down
Write down the whole thing.
Have a good performance
Look good, make a fool of yourself
Show off sth.
Show off, show off; Exhibition; Acting/performing
make a laughingstock
cut a poor/sorry figure
Meat exhibition
Coquettish striptease.
exhibit
On display.
Single performance
Small shops and enterprises with insufficient funds and low efficiency
film
Exhibition of paintings; Movie, cinema
put on a show
pretend illness
Put on a good show
Good [bad] performance, good [bad] work.
Put on a bad performance
Good [bad] performance, good [bad] work.
Quiz show
Quiz show
Question and answer program
Quiz show
marvellous spectacle
A peep show [scene]; raree show
performing tour
Tour performance; New film screening (in the first round of cinemas)
Run away with the show
Make outstanding achievements and become the center of people's attention.
host
Manipulation; Host (a performance)
Side display
Small program interspersed; Minor problems, minor events
Can't stand sth.
No chance, no plan.
Be unable to do sth.
No chance, no plan.
Not showing something.
No chance, no plan.
Have no chance to do sth.
No chance, no plan.
steal the show
(of photographers) strive for a favorable position to take news photos.
Win long applause (or laughter) and interrupt the performance.
Win warm applause and interrupt the performance.
talent show
Amateur concert
talk show
Talk show, discussion show (TV, radio)
The whole performance
The whole organization, all the activities
The only important person, the important person, the center of attention
Cowboy play
Cowboy game
show
Make public, publish, announce
Lead in
Lead (a guest, etc) in.
Lead in
Lead (a guest, etc) in.
Show yourself
Show, show
show off
Show off, show off
Display; catch sb's attention
take a vote by a show of hands
Raise your hand (vote)
Seems reasonable
Seems reasonable
show one's face
Appear, appear
Show your cards
Show your cards and make your plans public; Expose sb.' s true intentions
Show the cloven foot
Show your cards and make your plans public; Expose sb.' s true intentions
put one's cards on the table
State one's plans or intentions
flee；escape
Run away; Catch up with the body and show off the superior skills of the game.
Show one's teeth
get angry
Show it to sb. door
Driving out, [America] refused to ask.
delivery
Send (a guest)
Show it to sb. exceed
Show it to sb. (around)
Show it to sb. alternately
Show it to sb. (around)
Show sb around
Show it to sb. (around)
Show it to sb. What is a person made of?
Show it to sb. One's talent, strength, morality, etc.
Show your wings
Demonstrate the strength of the air force (through flight interviews)
show one's face
Appear at the dinner table; Highlight; Exposure; Expose; Laugh at; Embarrass people
Show exhibits
They all mean "the appearance of a scene" or "showing something to people".
Show is a common word, which means "show what is displayed to people intentionally or unintentionally", such as:
Take us to the garden.
Let's have a look at the garden.
Display means "show something to people", such as:
Jewelry is displayed on the sales counter.
Jewelry is displayed in the counter.
Exhibition means "to show for sales, competition, etc.", such as:
Unearthed cultural relics were exhibited here last month.
Unearthed cultural relics were exhibited here last month.
Expose means "show goods, etc.", such as:
Display goods in the window
Display goods in shop windows.
show
[ FEu ]
Show off, show off, look, pretend
Show, instruct, guide, explain, show, exhibit, show