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Thông dụng
Ngoại động từ showed; showed, .shown
Tỏ ra, tỏ rõ
- to show intelligence
- tỏ ra thông minh
- to show the authenticity of the tale
- tỏ rõ câu chuyện là có thật
Nội động từ
Hiện ra, xuất hiện, trông rõ, ra trước công chúng, (thông tục) ló mặt, lòi ra
- buds are just showing
- nụ hoa đang nhú ra
- he never shows [[[up]]] at big meetings
- hắn không bao giờ ló mặt ra ở các cuộc họp lớn
- your shirt's tails are showing
- đuôi áo sơ mi anh lòi ra
- to show in
- đưa vào, dẫn vào
- to whow off
- khoe khoang, phô trương (của cải, tài năng)
- to show out
- đưa ra, dẫn ra
- to show up
- để lộ ra, lộ mặt nạ (ai)
Kinh tế
Nghĩa chuyên ngành
triển lãm
- agricultural show
- triển lãm nông nghiệp
- air show
- triển lãm hàng không
- show-shop
- của hàng bán triển lãm
- show-shop
- cửa hàng bán triển lãm
- showroom (show-room)
- phòng triển lãm
- trade show
- triển lãm thương mại
Đồng nghĩa Tiếng Anh
V.
Display, present, expose, demonstrate, indicate, exhibit,manifest, (lay) bare, disclose, reveal, betray, make known,divulge, register, express, make clear or plain or manifest,elucidate, clarify, explain: Show your identification as youenter. Your persistent refusal to associate with Dominic showshow you feel very clearly. They showed me how the new machineworks. 2 escort, accompany, conduct, usher, lead, guide, direct;steer: Please show Mr Sorenson to his table.
Prove,demonstrate, confirm, corroborate, verify, substantiate, bearout, certify, authenticate: This signature shows that the willwas signed personally by your father. 4 teach, instruct, tell,inform, let (someone) in on, give (someone) an idea of: Wouldyou please show me how to use this washing-machine?
Appear,become or be visible, peek through, can or may be seen: Thefloor was showing through a hole in the carpet.
Exhibit,reveal, indicate, display, register: A thermometer shows thetemperature, a barometer the atmospheric pressure. 7 make anappearance, appear, show up, arrive, come: Do you really thinkthat the Jack Nicholson will show at the club tonight? 8represent, symbolize, depict, portray, picture, illustrate:This drawing shows what happens to children who bite theirfingernails.
Present, play, put on, stage, screen; be (being)presented or played or playing or put on or staged or screened:They are showing The Maltese Falcon at the local cinema. What isshowing there tomorrow?
Show off. make anexhibit or a spectacle of, flaunt, advertise, display, parade;pose, swagger, posture, boast, brag, US and Canadian grandstand:They invited us to show off their new house. Quilty shows offtoo much for my taste. 12 show up. a expose, give away, reveal:His collection of animal trophies shows him up for what hereally is. b stand out, be conspicuous, be noticeable, contrast:The white dress shows up nicely against your suntan. cembarrass, (put to) shame, mortify, upstage, overshadow,outshine, eclipse: John only runs in the marathon to show meup.
Display, demonstration, exhibition, exposition, fair,presentation, Colloq expo: There will be a computer show at theconvention centre next week.
Oxford
V. & n.
V. (past part. shown or showed) 1 intr. & tr. be,or allow or cause to be, visible; manifest; appear (the buds arebeginning to show; white shows the dirt).
Tr. (often foll. byto) offer, exhibit, or produce (a thing) for scrutiny etc. (showyour tickets please; showed him my poems).
Tr. a indicate(one's feelings) by one's behaviour etc. (showed mercy to him).b indicate (one's feelings to a person etc.) (showed himparticular favour).
Tr. a demonstrate; point out; prove (hasshown it to be false; showed that he knew the answer). b (usu.foll. by how to + infin.) cause (a person) to understand or becapable of doing (showed them how to knit).
A a spectacle, display, exhibition, etc. (a fineshow of blossom). b a collection of things etc. shown forpublic entertainment or in competition (dog show; flower show).3 a a play etc., esp. a musical. b a light entertainmentprogramme on television etc. c any public entertainment orperformance.
A an outward appearance, semblance, or display(made a show of agreeing; a show of strength). b emptyappearance; mere display (did it for show; that's all show).
Colloq. an opportunity of acting, defending oneself, etc. (gavehim a fair show; made a good show of it).
That was lucky (or unlucky).nothing to show for no visible result of (effort etc.). on showbeing exhibited. show business colloq. the theatricalprofession. show-card a card used for advertising. show one'scards = show one's hand. show cause Law allege withjustification. show a clean pair of heels colloq. retreatspeedily; run away. show one's colours make one's opinionclear. show a person the door dismiss or eject a person. showone's face make an appearance; let oneself be seen. show fightbe persistent or belligerent. show the flag see FLAG(1). showforth archaic exhibit; expound. show one's hand 1 discloseone's plans.
Reveal one's cards. show house (or flat etc.) afurnished and decorated house (or flat etc.) on a new estateshown to prospective buyers. show in see sense 9 of v. show aleg colloq. get out of bed. show off 1 display to advantage.2 colloq. act pretentiously; display one's wealth, knowledge,etc. show-off n. colloq. a person who shows off. show offorce proof that one is prepared to use force. show of handsraised hands indicating a vote for or against, usu. withoutbeing counted. show oneself 1 be seen in public.
See sense 6of v. show out see sense 9 of v. show-piece 1 an item of workpresented for exhibition or display.
An outstanding exampleor specimen. show-place a house etc. that tourists go to see.show round take (a person) to places of interest; act as guidefor (a person) in a building etc. show-stopper colloq. aperformance receiving prolonged applause. show one's teethreveal one's strength; be aggressive. show through 1 be visiblealthough supposedly concealed.
(of real feelings etc.) berevealed inadvertently. show trial esp. hist. a judicialtrial designed by the State to terrorize or impress the public.show up 1 make or be conspicuous or clearly visible.
Colloq. embarrass or humiliate (don't showme up by wearing jeans). show the way 1 indicate what has to bedone etc. by attempting it first.
Show others which way to goetc. show the white feather appear cowardly (see also whitefeather). show willing display a willingness to help etc.show-window a window for exhibiting goods etc. [ME f. OEsceawian f. WG: cf. SHEEN]
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