show
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ʃoʊ/ · UK /ʃəʊ/
Forms: shows, showing, showed, shown
show means: To let someone see something.
verb
To let someone see something.
- Show me your ticket.
- He showed us his new bicycle.
- Can you show your passport to the officer?
To make something visible or express a quality or feeling through your actions.
- Please show me your drawing.
- She showed great courage during the rescue.
- He shows little interest in football.
To give information that helps people know or understand something.
- The test shows a problem.
- Records showed that the payment was late.
- This chart shows how prices have changed.
noun
An event or program where people watch performances or look at things on display.
- We watched a funny show.
- Her paintings are in an art show.
- What time does your favorite show start?
A performance that people watch for entertainment, such as a play or dance.
- The show starts at eight.
- We bought tickets for two shows.
- Did you enjoy the show last night?
An event where people display farm animals, crops, and farming equipment.
- We took our sheep to the show.
- Farmers displayed their best cattle at the show.
- The county show attracts visitors every summer.
Questions about show
What does show mean?
To let someone see something.
What is show in other languages?
Türkçe: göstermek · Español: mostrar · Français: montrer · Deutsch: zeigen · Italiano: mostrare · 日本語: 見せる
What does showed mean?
“showed” is the past tense of “show”.
What does shown mean?
“shown” is the past participle of “show”.
How do you pronounce show?
In American English /ʃoʊ/; in British English /ʃəʊ/.
How do you use show in a sentence?
Show me your ticket. He showed us his new bicycle.
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