show
/ʃəʊ/
/ʃəʊ/
释义
noun演出，表演；节目；展出，展览
verb出示，展示；显示，表明；演示；解释；引，带；领；表现，体现；显现，露出；显出；标示（信息），描绘；描述；招摇，显摆；炫耀，夸示；领某人参观；露面，出现
英英释义
nounsomething that you watch at the theatre or on TV
nouna group of things in one place that people go to see
verbto let somebody see something
verbto make something clear; to explain something to somebody
verbto take somebody to a place
verbto behave in a particular way
verbto appear or be seen
verbto give information about something, or to be of somebody or something
verbto talk loudly or do something silly to make people notice you
verbto let people see something that is new or beautiful
verbto go with somebody and show them everything in a building
verbto arrive
场景例句
- a comedy show
- Did you enjoy the show?
- a flower show
- The paintings are on show at the National Gallery until 15 May.
- She showed me her holiday photos.
- You have to show your ticket on the train.
- Can you show me how to use the computer?
- Research shows that most people get too little exercise.
- I’ll go first and show you the way.
- She showed great courage.
- They showed no respect for their parents.
- The anger showed in his face.
- The map shows the main towns and rivers.
- The painting shows a man on a horse.
- Isabel was showing off by driving too fast.
- Filip wanted to show off his new jacket.
- David showed me round the school.
- What time did they show up?
词态变化
show, shows, showed, showing, shown
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