show

US /ʃoʊ/
UK /ʃoʊ/
"show" picture
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allow or cause to be visible

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He likes to show off his new car.
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The map shows the location of the treasure.
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displayexhibitpresentrevealdemonstrate
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offer for inspection or consideration

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Can you show me your passport?
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Please show your ticket at the entrance.
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presentofferproducesubmit
3.

guide or conduct (someone) to a place

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Let me show you to your seat.
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The usher will show you the way.
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guideleadconductescortdirect
1.

a theatrical performance or other public entertainment

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We went to see a magic show last night.
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The fashion show featured the latest designs.
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performancedisplayexhibitionspectaclepresentation
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an outward appearance or display

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He made a show of being busy.
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It was all for show, not genuine.
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pretensefacadedisplayostentation
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showingtalk showshow businessshow upshow aroundreality showgame show