Vocab Bloom Hub

show

/ʃəʊ/

Перевод: Развлекательное представление, выставка или телепрограмма, такое как телешоу, спектакль или демонстрация., Глагол, обозначающий действие по демонстрации, показу или выявлению чего-либо.

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noun

/ʃəʊ/A1formal
  • ruРазвлекательное представление, выставка или телепрограмма, такое как телешоу, спектакль или демонстрация.

A noun referring to an entertainment performance, exhibition, or broadcast program, such as a TV show, play, or demonstration.

  1. Performance or entertainmentA2informal

    A live or recorded presentation for entertainment, such as a play, concert, or TV program.

    ruШоу

    • The Broadway show was sold out.
    • We watched a cooking show on TV last night.
    • The magic show amazed all the children.

    Синонимыbroadcastentertainmentperformancepresentationproductionprogramspectacle

  2. Exhibition or displayB1formal

    A public display of works of art, products, or achievements.

    ruВыставка

    • The art show featured paintings from local artists.
    • They attended a car show over the weekend.
    • The flower show attracts thousands of visitors annually.

    Синонимыdemonstrationdisplayexhibitionexpositionfairshowcase

  3. Television or radio programA1informal

    A regular program broadcast on TV or radio.

    ruТеле- или радиопередача

    • My favorite show comes on at 8 PM.
    • The talk show had a famous guest star.
    • He hosts a popular game show.

    Синонимыbroadcastprogramprogrammeseries

Формы
  • shows plural form
  • shows' possessive plural form
  • show's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/ʃəʊ/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий действие по демонстрации, показу или выявлению чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of displaying, demonstrating, or making something visible or evident.

неправильный глагол

  1. Display or presentA1formal

    To make something visible or exhibit it to others.

    ruПоказывать

    • She showed her new dress to her friends.
    • Please show me your ID.
    • The teacher showed the students a video about history.

    Синонимыdemonstratedisplayexhibitexposeparadepresentrevealunveil

    Антонимыconcealcoverhidesuppresswithhold

  2. Demonstrate or explainA2formal

    To explain or demonstrate how something works or is done.

    ruПродемонстрировать или объяснить

    • He showed me how to use the software.
    • Can you show us the way to the station?
    • She showed the recipe step by step.

    Синонимыclarifydemonstrateexhibitexplainillustrateinstructpresentteach

    Антонимыconcealhideobscuresuppress

  3. Prove or indicateB1formal

    To provide evidence or make clear that something is true.

    ruПоказывать

    • The data shows that sales increased last month.
    • His actions show that he cares.
    • The test results show improvement in her skills.

    Синонимыdemonstrateestablishevinceindicateprovereveal

    Антонимыcontradictdisproverefute

  4. BroadcastA2informal

    To be presented on television or other media.

    ruПоказывать по телевидению

    • The movie is showing tonight at 8 PM.
    • They showed the game live on national TV.
    • The documentary will show next week.

    Синонимыairbeambroadcastscreenstreamtelevisetransmit

Формы
  • shown past participle
  • showed past simple
  • showing present participle
  • shows third person singular

Фразовые вариантыshow offshow up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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