show up

• 动词短语，指到达或出现在某地或某个活动中，常指意外出现或晚于预期才到。

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of arriving or appearing at a place or event, often unexpectedly or after being expected.

不可数 · 不及物 · 短语动词，不带宾语

1. Arrive or appearinformal

   To come to a place or event, especially when expected.

   出现

   • He didn't show up for the meeting.
   • She showed up late to the party.
   • I hope they show up on time.

   同义词appeararrivecomematerializeroll insurfaceturn up

2. Become visibleinformal

   To become noticeable or visible.

   显现

   • The stain didn't show up on the dark fabric.
   • The details show up better in the photo.
   • His nervousness showed up in his voice.

   同义词appearemergematerializesurfaceturn up

   反义词disappearhidevanish

3. Embarrass or outdoinformal

   To make someone feel embarrassed by outperforming them or revealing their flaws.

   使相形见绌

   • She showed up her opponent with a brilliant argument.
   • He showed up his colleague by finishing the project first.
   • Don't try to show me up in front of the boss.

   同义词disgraceembarrasshumiliatemortifyoutshineovershadowupstage

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