show
[ʃəu]
v.证明, 显现, 展示, 解说, 指示, 表示, 表现, 流露, 带路, 标示, 描绘,陈列, 证明, 上映, 出现
n.表演, 展览, 显示, 行为,样子, 景象,场面, 表现
例句与用法:
Her laziness showed in her exam results.
她平时懒惰从她的考试成绩可以看得出来。
All the new products were on show at the exhibition.
展览会上陈列著所有的新产品。
The leader rarely shows herself in public.
这位领导她很少在公众场合露面。
In the portrait he is shown lying on a sofa.
在这张画像中画着他躺在沙发上。
She only has those books for show she never reads them.
她的那些书只是装门面的--她从来不看。
Diana is modeling for a fashion show.
戴安娜正在时装表演会上当模特。
Let me show you the garden.
让我来带你看看这个花园吧。
One evening the school showed a cowboy film.
有天晚上学校放映了一部牛仔片。
词形变化:
动词过去式: showed | 动词过去分词: shown/showed | 动词现在分词: showing | 动词第三人称单数: shows |
vt.
1. 显示, 露出[O4]
She shows great interest in American drama.
她对美国戏剧很有兴趣。
They showed immense courage in the face of danger.
他们在面对危险时表现得非常勇敢。
2. 陈列, 展出
The paintings were shown at the Art Gallery.
这些画曾在美术馆展出过。
3. 演出; 放映
4. 证明, 表明[O9][O6][O2][+(that)][+wh-]
His remarks showed that he misunderstood my position on the question.
他的话说明他误解了我在这一问题上的立场。
5. 出示, 给……看[O1]
Can you show me your photographs?
把你的照片给我看看好吗?
6. 告知; 指出[O1][O6]
7. 带领, 引导[O]
He showed me around the factory.
他带我参观工厂。
I showed her to her seat.
我把她带到座位上。
8. 给予; 对……表示[O1]
9. 【律】陈述
vi.
1. 显现; 露面
Her worry showed in her eyes.
她的眼神显露忧愁。
2. 显得[Q]
3. 上演; 放映
Where is the film showing?
这部影片在哪儿上映?
4. 举行展览
n.
1. 展览, 展览会; 陈列品[C]
We visited an art show this morning.
今天上午我们参观了一个画展。
2. 表演; 演出节目[C]
3. 表现, 显示[S][(+of)]
Some delegates walked out in a show of protest.
有几位代表退出会场以示抗议。
4. 炫耀, 卖弄[U]
He is fond of show.
他喜欢卖弄。
5. 痕迹, 迹象[C]
6. 景象; 壮观[S1]
7. 外观, 样子, 外表[S][(+of)]
He made a show of enthusiasm.
他显出很热情的样子。
8. 洋相; 出洋相者[C]
Bill made a show of himself at the party.
比尔在聚会上出了洋相。
9. (表现或表白的)机会[S1]
短语词组:
give the show away
1. 泄露内幕
I wish he wouldn't give the show away.
但愿他不会泄露内幕。
on show
1. 在公开展出
The photographs are on show at the museum until October.
照片在博物馆展出到十月。
show around
1. 带领……参观
I'll show you around so that you can meet everyone.
我会带你到各处看看, 好让你和大家见见面。
show off
1. 卖弄; 炫耀
She likes to show off her nice figure by wearing tight dresses.
她总穿紧身衣来炫耀她的好身材。
Those boys always show off their sports skills to the girls.
那些男孩们老向女孩卖弄他们的运动技巧。
He is always showing off.
他老爱炫耀卖弄。
show oneself
1. 到场
Ought we to show ourselves at the party?
我们该出席这个宴会吗?
show up
1. 揭露; 暴露
I intend to show up this liar.
我打算揭发这个说谎者。
2. 出席; 露面
Uncle George didn't show up for our wedding because he forgot.
我们的婚礼, 乔治叔叔没有来, 因为他忘了。
steal the show
1. 【口】大出风头
Little Jeannie stole the show.
小珍妮抢尽了风头。
show
过去式:showed
过去分词:shown, showed
现在进行时:showing
名词复数:shows
词形变化:
动词过去式: showed | 动词过去分词: shown/showed | 动词现在分词: showing | 动词第三人称单数: shows |
同义词:
explain | present | prove | performance | exhibition | teach | expression | exhibit | display | stand out | stick out | accompany | take | demonstration | illustration | musical | cabaret | fair | fete | demonstrate | reveal | direct | point | indicate | guide | illustrate | clarify | appearance | manifest | denote | aim | spectacle | exposition | express | testify | signify | expose | establish | designate | affectation | feature | pomp | parade | play | educate | bespeak | flourish | outside | exemplify | unfold | production | instruct | guise | sight | movie | acting | pretense | color | unveil | program | open | represent | prime | project | disclose | flaunt | vanity | pageant | illuminate | aspect | lip service | show up | tutor | record | read | bear witness | render | shew | lip | evidence | picture | usher | demo | register | evince | depict | emerge | appear | service | loom |
反义词:
词义辨析:
同义:
n.显示; 展示会
display
exhibit
exhibition
exposition
performance
spectacle
vt.显示; 出示; 展示
demonstrate
present
display
exhibit
direct
reveal
prove
signify
vt.指出; 指导; 说明
direct
point
aim
explain
clarify
demonstrate
illustrate
indicate
denote
manifest
guide
vi.显现; 展览
display
exhibit
reveal
同义参见:
affectation
sight
teach
appearance
flourish
feature
expression
express
expose
exemplify
bespeak
reveal1
represent
establish
color
educate
project1
program
production
prime
pretense
pomp
play
testify
parade
pageant
outside
acting
disclose
open
movie
designate
unfold
lip service
instruct
vanity
unveil
unfold
illuminate
tutor
guise
反义:
vt.vi.显示, 露出; 证明
disguise
vt.显示; 表现
hide
反义参见:
hide1
show[ʃəu]vt.1.■使被看见,出示;把…拿给…看(to):to show one's papers出示证件to show something to somebody把某物给某人看2.■表露,露出:to show one's disappointment on the face面露失望的神色3.■显示;显出:to show somebody to be a hero显示出他是一名英雄to show the signs of declines显出衰败的迹象4.■表现:She showed great courage.她那时表现得十分勇敢。5.■说明,表明;证明:The story was shown to be false.那项报道已被证明为不真实。to show how honest one is说明某人有多真诚6.■解释;阐明:to show the meaning of解释…的意思to show the intention of阐明…的目的7.■给予;赐予;表达:to show friendship to对…表示友好to show somebody no care对某人漠不关心8.■告知;示范,教:She shows me how to do it.她告诉我怎样做这事。9.■指示,指点;指出;(仪表等)显示出:“I can show you the way,”he said.他说,“我可以给你们指路。”The odometer shows now 140 miles per hour.里程表显示现在的时速为140英里。10.■带领,给…领座(或引路):to show a seat引座11.■演出;放映(电影等):to show a film演电影12.■陈列;展出,展览;展销:to show philatelic articles展出集邮品to show a house展销房子,公开出售一所房子13.■(文字、图表等)描述,描绘:to show a bright future描绘美好的前景14.■【法律】陈述;证明;辩护vi.1.■被人看见,显现;显而易见:Did my slip show?我的衬裙露出来了吗?His temper is beginning to show.他再也忍不住他的怒火了。2.■显出;显得:to show to advantage显得有利to show tiredness in one's look面露倦色3.■[口语]露面,到场:to show before the public公开露面4.■[口语]展示商品;展出产品:the hall that shows展出商品的大厅5.■[口语]演出,上演:Which do you think is the best one that showed in Broadway this month?这个月在百老汇上演的节目中,你认为哪一个最好?6.■[美国英语](在赛马、赛狗等中)得第二名7.■(表决时)举手:to show for a proposal举手赞成一项提议n.1.■表示,显出2.■外观,外表;表象;印象3.■迹象,痕迹;显示4.■假象,假装;托辞5.■景象;奇观6.■演出,上演,放映7.■节目;电影8.■剧团;电影院9.■展示,展览,展出10.■展览会;展品;展评,(尤指)动物展评11.■炫耀,虚饰,卖弄,作秀12.■显示武力;示威13.■洋相,丑态;出丑的人14.■[口语][只用单数]表白机会15.■[英国口语]16.■事业17.■组织;一群人18.■(正在发生的)事情;活动19.■[俚语]表现20.■[美国英语](赛马、赛狗等的)第三名21.■【医学】(分娩、行经前的)见红,见血22.■[军事俚语]交战,战斗,战役adj.1.■展览用的;参加展出的;适于参展的2.■演出的,上演的all over the show[口语]到处,遍地Bad show !差劲! (表示灰心、不满等)be fond of show喜欢卖弄be the whole show做主角;包办代替boss the show= run the showdo a show[俚语]去娱乐场所(如看戏、看电影等)for show为了外表,为了装门面,为引起注意;为炫耀get a (fair) show得到一个(公平的)机会get the show on the road开始巡回演出;付诸实施give (someone) a show给(某人)一个机会;公平地对待(某人)give away the show 或 give the show away[口语]泄露机密;露出马脚Good show!干得好!真棒!(表示赞许等)go to a show去看演出go to show说明,证明have a show有机会;有可能have nothing to show for在…上没有什么成绩可言(或报偿)I'll show you (或him等).你(或他) 等着瞧吧!我会给你(或他)一点颜色看看!in dumb show用手势表示in show表面上;有名无实地let the whole show down让整个组织(或机构等)名誉扫地make a show of oneself出洋相,出丑make a show of someone使某人丢丑(或出洋相);嘲弄某人make a show of something卖弄某物;装出某种样子on show展览中,在公开展出Poor show!= Bad show !put on a show假装;装模作样put the (或 this) show on the road= get the show on the roadput up a good show干得漂亮put up a show= put on a showrun the show[口语]组织项目(或活动);主管一次活动;指挥一切;操纵局面“show me”spirit of the Missourians密苏里人的不轻信的精神show something the fire把某物稍加热stand a show= have a showsteal the show(配角)抢戏,抢镜头;大受欢迎成为中心人物(或事件)stop the show(因表演精彩)热烈掌声打断演出The show must go on.戏还得照演;事还要做下去。变形vt.showedshowed 或 shownshowing
showshow[ʃəu]vt.(showed; shown [ʃəun], [罕] showed)1.■给...看; 展出; 显示; 出示; 陈列2.■[口]展览; 放映; 演(出)3.■(通过示范)教; 告诉; 指出, 说[证]明; 表现4.■卖弄, 炫耀(off)5.■带领, 指引6.■给[施]与7.■【律】陈述, 辩护show the pictures to all the students把这些照片给所有的学生们看show me great kindness对我表示厚谊show favour表示盛意show a movie上演一部电影show the workers how to do it告诉工人们怎样做这件事a suit that shows off her figure well能充分显示她美好身材的衣服mothers who like to show off their children喜欢宣扬儿女们长处的母亲们show him into the room把他领进房间show mercy to a prisoner宽恕罪犯A dark suit will not show the dirt.黑色服装不显脏。You must show your ticket at the barrier.你在关卡处必须出示许可证。
词性变化showvi.1.■显现, 显眼; 出来; 露面2.■演(出); 展览3.■[俗]赴约4.■[美俚](赛马)跑第三(或第三以上)的名次show to advantage显得有利Anger showed in her face.她脸上露出怒容。He said he would be there, but he didn't show.他说他会来, 但是他没有来赴约。shown.1.■显示; 展览会[物]; 表示2.■演出; 节目; 景象, 壮观; (出)洋相(的人)3.■炫耀; 铺张; 外观; 装扮4.■痕迹; 象征5.■[俚]机关, 团体; 剧团6.■借口7.■电影院8.■[美俚](赛马)第三名9.■[俚](表现、表白的)机会; 事情[件]10.■【医】(临产时)破水; (月经开始时)现血11.■【矿】初现浮散矿; (矿脉, 石油, 天然气的)迹象a flower show花展show window橱窗a traveling show巡回演出variety shows杂耍make a false show of strength虚张声势a house furnished for show, not comfort不为舒适, 只为虚饰而装璜的房子with a show of reason似乎有理地Have you seen any good shows lately?你最近看过什么好的表演(马戏、戏剧、电影、电视)吗?I wish she wouldn't talk and give the show away.我希望她不会多嘴而走漏消息。Who is running the show?谁在主持这件事?Give the man a fair show.给那人一个平等的机会。
继承用法showbilln.1.■海报; 广告showbread[ˈʃəʊbred]n.1.■(犹太教的)供神面包showcardn.1.■广告牌; 货样卡片showcase[ˈʃəʊkeɪs]n.1.■陈列箱[橱]; [美俚]接待室; (试片)影戏院
词性变化showvt.1.■使显出优点showdown[ˈʃəʊdaʊn]n.1.■[美]摊牌; [喻]最后的较量; 公布; 暴露; [美俚]危机showhousen.1.■剧院; 花草陈列馆showhown.1.■示范showjumpingn.1.■骑马越障的技术表演showman[ˈʃəʊmən]n.1.■开展览会的人; (马戏团等的)老板2.■[美]出风头的人物; 编剧家showmanship[ˈʃəʊmənʃɪp]n.1.■引起别人注意[兴趣]的技术[能力]show-me[ˈʃəʊmi:]adj.1.■[俗]怀疑的, 不轻信的show-offn.1.■夸耀; [美]自大的人, 爱吹牛的人showpiece[ˈʃəʊpi:s]n.1.■展出的样品showplace[ˈʃəʊpleɪs]n.1.■供参观的场所; 展出地showroom[ˈʃəʊrʊm]n.1.■陈列室showup[ˈʃəʊʌp]n.1.■[口]暴露, 揭发shower[ˈʃauə]n.1.■出示者, 展出者; 指示者[器], 表演人
参考词汇show;display;exhibit;expose;都含"景象的出现"、或 "展示某物让人看"的意思。1.■show 系常用词, 指"故意或无意给人看所显示之物", 如:S-us the garden.让我们看一下花园。2.■display 指"把某物展出使人们看到", 如:Jewelry is displayed on a sales counter.珠宝陈列在柜台里。3.■exhibit 指"为出售、竞赛等而陈列", 如:Unearthed cultural relics was exhibited here last month.上个月在这里展出了出土文物。4.■expose指"陈列商品等", 如:expose goods in a shopwindow陈列货物于商店橱窗内。
(past participle shown 或 showed)
- be or allow or cause to be visible
显示;使被看见
[no obj.]wrinkles were starting to show on her face.
皱纹开始在她脸上显现。
[no obj., with complement]the muscles of her jaws showed white through the skin.
她下巴的肌肉透过皮肤显示出白色。
[with obj.]a white blouse will show the blood.
一件白色的女式衬衣将显示出气质。
■[with obj.]offer, exhibit, or produce (something) for scrutiny or inspection
给…看;出示;展示
an alarm salesperson should show an ID card.
报警器销售员应出示身份证。
[with two objs]he wants to show you all his woodwork stuff.
他想给你看看他所有的木质品。
■[with obj.]put on display in an exhibition or competition
展示;展现
he ceased rather early in his career to show his work.
为了展示他的作品,他很早就中止他的职业了。
[no obj.]other artists who showed there included Robert Motherwell.
在那里展出的包括画家罗伯特•马斯威尔的作品。
■[with obj.]present (a film or television programme) on a screen for public viewing
放映;播出
■[no obj.](of a film) be presented in this way
(电影)上映
a movie showing at the Venice Film Festival.
在威尼斯电影节上映的一部影片。
■[with obj.]indicate (a particular time, measurement, etc.)
显示(时间或尺寸等)
a travel clock showing the time in different cities.
一个显示不同城市时间的旅行钟。
■[with obj.]represent or depict in art
(用艺术形式)描绘;展现
a postcard showing the Wicklow Mountains.
一张绘有威克洛山脉的明信片。
■(show oneself)allow oneself to be seen; appear in public
使(自己)被看见;(在公众场合)露面
he was amazed that she would have the gall to show herself.
他很惊讶,她竟敢厚着脸皮露面。
■[no obj.](informal)arrive or turn up for an appointment or at a gathering
(非正式)赴约;(在聚会上)露面
her date failed to show.
她的约会对象没有露面。
■[no obj.](N. Amer.)finish third or in the first three in a race
(北美)获得第三名(或前三名)
■[no obj.](informal)(of a woman) be visibly pregnant
(非正式)(妇女)已显出身孕
Shirl was four months gone and just starting to show.
雪尔怀孕四个月,刚开始看得出来。 - [with obj.]display or allow to be perceived (a quality, emotion, or characteristic)
显露(性质、情感或特征)
it was Frank's turn to show his frustration.
轮到弗兰克显露出失落了。
his sangfroid showed signs of cracking.
他的镇定显露出破裂的迹象。
■accord or treat someone with (a specified quality)
(用一定方式)遵从;对待(某人)
he urged his soldiers to fight them and show no mercy.
他告诫士兵攻击他们时不要留情。
[with two objs]he has learned to show women some respect.
他已经学会了向女人表示尊敬。
■[no obj.](of an emotion) be noticeable
(情感)显露
he tried not to let his relief show.
他试图不让他的宽慰显露出来。 - [with obj.]demonstrate or prove
证明;表明
experts say this shows the benefit of regular inspections.
专家说这证明了定期检查的好处。
[with clause]the figures show that the underlying rate of inflation continues to fall.
这些数据表明,潜在的通货膨胀率继续回落。
■(show oneself)prove or demonstrate oneself to be
证明;表明
[with infinitive]she showed herself to be a harsh critic.
她表明自己是一个尖锐的批评家。
[with complement]the youth soon showed himself a canny batsman.
这个小伙子很快证明自己是一个机灵的击球手。
■cause to understand or be capable of doing something by explanation or demonstration
(通过解释或示范)教;告知
he showed the boy how to operate the machine.
他教这个小男孩怎么操作这台机器。
■[with obj. and adverbial of direction]conduct or lead
引导;带领
show them in, please.
请带他们进来。
- a spectacle or display of something, typically an impressive one
景象;奇观
spectacular shows of bluebells.
圆叶风铃草壮观的景象。 - a public entertainment, in particular
公开娱乐,尤指
a play or other stage performance, especially a musical.
(音乐会等的)演出。
■a light entertainment programme on television or radio
(电视或电台的)娱乐节目
■[usu. with adj. or noun modifier]an event or competition involving the public display or exhibition of animals, plants, or products
展览;展览会
the annual agricultural show.
每年一度的农业展览会。
■(informal)an undertaking, project, or organization
(非正式)任务;项目;组织
I man a desk in a little office. I don't run the show.
我在一间小办公室里办公。我不做什么大事。
■(US & Austral./NZ informal)an opportunity for doing something; a chance
(美,澳/新西兰,非正式)(做某事的)机会;时机
I didn't have a show.
我没有机会。 - an outward appearance or display of a quality or feeling
显示;表露
Joanie was frightened of any show of affection.
琼妮害怕任何人的示爱。
■an outward display intended to give a particular, false impression
假装;假象
Drew made a show of looking around for firewood.
德鲁假装在找木柴。
[mass noun]they are all show and no go.
它们都是假象,行不通。
■(informal)a ludicrous spectacle
(非正式)滑稽场面;洋相
now don't make a show of yourself in front of him.
你不要在他面前出洋相。 - (Medicine)a discharge of blood and mucus from the vagina at the onset of labour or menstruation
(医)(分娩或月经时)见红,现血,血先露
all over the show
- another way of saying all over the place (see all)
同 all over the place (见 all)
- for the sake of appearance rather than for use
为…装门面;为炫耀
- (informal)begin (or succeed in continuing with) an undertaking or enterprise
(非正式)开始干起来,付诸实施
‘Let's get this show on the road—we're late already.’.
“我们开始干 吧——我们已经晚了”。
- demonstrate the inadequacies or reveal the truth of something
露出马脚,泄露秘密
- (informal, dated)used to express approval (or disapproval or dissatisfaction)
(非正式,旧)干得好(或不好);真棒(或糟糕)!
- have a (or no) visible result of (one's work or experience)
(在工作或经历方面)有(或无)成绩可言
a year later, he had nothing to show for his efforts.
一年之后,他的努力一点也没有成效。
- being exhibited
展览,展出
- another way of saying show one's hand below
同后面 show one's hand
- (Law)produce satisfactory grounds for application of (or exemption from) a procedure or penalty
(律)陈述(申请或豁免一项程序或惩罚的)理由
- (informal)run away extremely fast
(非正式)飞快地跑
- dismiss or eject someone from a place
打发(或驱逐)某人走
- appear in public
抛头露面
she had been up in court and was so ashamed she could hardly show her face.
她曾经出庭,非常羞愧,几乎不敢露面。
- 见 flag
- (in a card game) reveal one's cards
(牌戏)亮牌
■(figurative)disclose one's plans
(喻)公开自己的计划
he needed hard evidence, and to get it he would have to show his hand.
他需要充足的证据,而要获得证据,他必须公开自己的意图。
- a demonstration of the forces at one's command and of one's readiness to use them
武力展示
- the raising of hands among a group of people to indicate a vote for or against something, with numbers typically being estimated rather than counted
举手表决
- (Brit.)use one's power or authority in an aggressive or intimidating way
(英)张牙露齿;作威吓姿态
the council showed its teeth for the first time by imposing an economic embargo.
委员会第一次显示强硬姿态,强制实行经济禁运。
- indicate the direction to be followed to a particular place
带路;引路
■indicate what can or should be done by doing it first
起表率作用
Morgan showed the way by becoming Deputy Governor of Jamaica.
摩根起表率作用,成为牙买加的副总督。
- display a willingness to help or to do something
显示(帮忙或做某事的)意愿
- Old English scēawian 'look at, inspect', from a West Germanic base meaning 'look'; related to Dutch schouwen and German schauen
show something forth
- (archaic)exhibit
(古)展示,展现
the heavens show forth the glory of God.
苍天展现出对神的赞颂。
- (informal)make a deliberate or pretentious display of one's abilities or accomplishments
(非正式)炫耀;卖弄
- display or cause others to take notice of someone or something that is a source of pride
展示;让人注意(令人骄傲的人或物)
his jeans were tight-fitting, showing off his compact figure.
他的牛仔裤很紧身,展示出他结实的身材。
- (Bridge)reveal that one has no cards of a particular suit
(桥牌)示缺
- act as a guide for someone to points of interest in a place or building
带某人参观
- (of one's real feelings) be revealed inadvertently
(某人真正的情感)不经意地显露
- be conspicuous or clearly visible
暴露,显露 - (informal)arrive or turn up for an appointment or gathering
(非正式)露面;出席
- make someone or something conspicuous or clearly visible
显得醒目;显而易见
a rising moon showed up the wild seascape.
月亮慢慢升起,广阔的海景变得格外醒目。
■expose someone or something as being bad or faulty in some way
暴露,揭露(坏事,过错)
it's a pity they haven't showed up the authorities for what they are.
很遗憾,他们没有揭露当局的真面目。
- (informal)embarrass or humiliate someone
(非正式)使尴尬;使蒙羞
she says I showed her up in front of her friends.
她说我在她朋友面前羞辱她。
show
名词 show:
the act of publicly exhibiting or entertaining
something intended to communicate a particular impression
同义词:display
a social event involving a public performance or entertainment
pretending that something is the case in order to make a good impression
同义词:appearance
动词 show:
show or demonstrate something to an interested audience
同义词:demo, exhibit, present, demonstrate
establish the validity of something, as by an example, explanation or experiment
同义词:prove, demonstrate, establish, shew
provide evidence for
同义词:testify, bear witness, prove, evidence
make visible or noticeable
show in, or as in, a picture
give expression to
indicate a place, direction, person, or thing; either spatially or figuratively
make clear and visible
be or become visible or noticeable
同义词:show up
indicate a certain reading; of gauges and instruments
give evidence of, as of records
show (someone) to their seats, as in theaters or auditoriums
同义词:usher
finish third or better in a horse or dog race
show
■A straw will show which way the wind blows.
[谚]草动知风向。
■A man who has friends must show himself friendly.
[谚]要想交朋友,就得有诚意。
■A collector of rare insects will show us some of his latest discoveries.
一位稀有昆虫采集家将给我们看一些他的最新发现。
■The sun didn't show itself all day.
一整天没出太阳。
■These pictures will be on show next week.
下周将公开展出这些画。
■No matter what he is concerned in, he always wants to boss the show.
不管他参与什么事情,他总想掌管一切。
■One of leading families has show a rivalrous attitudes the others.
主要家族中的一家曾封其他家族显示敌对的态度。
■The flower show attracted large crowds this year.
今年的花展吸引了大批观众。
■There's a large entry for the flower show this year.
今年的花展有大量花卉参展。
■After tonight's show, we'll have a share-out of the takings.
今晚演出后,我们要分配所得收入。
■One of hostesses on tonight's show is Mary.
今晚的女主持之一是玛丽。
■Your host on tonight's show is Max Astor.
今晚表演节目的主持人是马克斯·阿斯特。
■He was ashamed to show his face before us.
他不好意思在我们面前露面。
■He moderated on a weekly panel show.
他主持每周的讨论节目。
■They've been plugging his new show on the radio.
他们一直在电台上宣传他的新节目。
■They show great anxiety concerning their retirement allowance.
他们对自己的养老金问题显得十分焦虑。
■They want us to show some of our colour slides.
他们想看看我们的彩色幻灯片。
■They show reciprocal affection to each other.
他们表达了彼此之间的爱慕。
■His public expressions of grief are nothing but show.
他公开表示悲痛只不过是做做样子而已。
■He ask the information office for details of company exhibit at the motor show.
他向信息询问了有关汽车博览会方面各公司参展的详情。
■He winked at me to show that he was playing a joke on the others.
他向我眨了眨一只眼,意思是他正在开别人的玩笑。
■He get the job because he show the spirit of enterprise.
他因为表现出进取精神,所以得到了这份工作。
■He didn't show me any friendliness.
他对我没有任何友好的表示。
■He is to show a paper profit of25,000 on his investment.
他将表明其投资25,000英镑账面盈余。
■He was anxious to show himself patriot.
他急于表明自己是个爱国者。
■He dressed the horses down to make them look nice for the show.
他把马洗刷干净,好让这些马在展览会上看上去俊美。
■He's going there tomorrow to show his paces.
他明天要去那里显显身手。
■He's the chief, in charge of the whole show.
他是主管,负责全盘工作。
■Disappointingly, he had nothing new to show us.
他没什麽新鲜东西给我们看,使人感到失望。
■He made a thumb-nail sketch to show me where he lived.
他画了一张草图,告诉我他曾住过的地方。
■His show-off only serves to show up his ignorance.
他的卖弄只不过暴露了他自己的无知。
■His political opponents tore away the show of sincerity covering his deceitful intention.
他的政治上的对手揭去了他那欺骗性目的真诚外表。
■His remarks show impiety to religion.
他的话表现出对宗教的不敬。
■His remarks show that he misunderstand my position on the question.
他的话说明他误解了我在这一问题上的立场。
■An outward show of confidence concealed his nervousness.
他表现出很有信心的样子以掩盖内心的紧张。
■He put up a token show of obedience.
他装出一副顺从的样子。
■He made his horse show his paces.
他让他的马展示其步态。
■His inscrutable face does not show what he is thinking.
他那神秘莫测的面孔看不出在想什么。
■Mps representing marginal seat are worried about the government's poor show in the opinion poll.
代表边际席位的下院议员对政府在民意测验中的坏的表现表示忧虑。
■Rembrandt's paintings show the cachet of genius.
伦勃朗的绘画是天才的象徵。
■You have only to show your passport.
你只要出示你的护照即可。
■You should show greater respect for your elders and betters.
你应该对长辈和上级尊重些。
■You must show your support by deeds, not words.
你必须用行动支持,不能空口说白话。
■Can you show me the road to Legend Grove?
你能告诉我到传奇路怎么走吗?
■Can you show me the part of cornice on the drawing?
你能在图纸上给我指出檐口部分吗?
■Can you show me what you have in your hand?
你能把你手里的东西给我看看吗?
■You'll have to book early if you want to see that fashion show.
你要想看那场时装表演的话,就得早点儿定座位。
■The bus driver clipped our tickets to show we had used them.
公共汽车司机在我们的车票上打孔,标明使用过了。
■The company's results show a huge jump in profits.
公司的结算显示利润大增。
■The army put on a show of strength.
军队公开显示了力量。
give the show away
1. 泄露内幕
I wish he wouldn't give the show away.
但愿他不会泄露内幕。
on show
1. 在公开展出
The photographs are on show at the museum until October.
照片在博物馆展出到十月。
show around
1. 带领……参观
I'll show you around so that you can meet everyone.
我会带你到各处看看, 好让你和大家见见面。
show off
1. 卖弄; 炫耀
She likes to show off her nice figure by wearing tight dresses.
她总穿紧身衣来炫耀她的好身材。
Those boys always show off their sports skills to the girls.
那些男孩们老向女孩卖弄他们的运动技巧。
He is always showing off.
他老爱炫耀卖弄。
show oneself
1. 到场
Ought we to show ourselves at the party?
我们该出席这个宴会吗?
show up
1. 揭露; 暴露
I intend to show up this liar.
我打算揭发这个说谎者。
2. 出席; 露面
Uncle George didn't show up for our wedding because he forgot.
我们的婚礼, 乔治叔叔没有来, 因为他忘了。
steal the show
1. 【口】大出风头
Little Jeannie stole the show.
小珍妮抢尽了风头。
习惯用语all over the show1.■[口]到处, 遍地all over the shop1.■[口]到处, 遍地all over the place1.■[口]到处, 遍地be the whole show1.■[美]充当主要角色; 唱独脚戏; 包办代替be fond of show1.■喜欢卖弄bench show1.■[美]狗[猫]展览会boss the show1.■操纵; 主持(演出)run the show1.■操纵; 主持(演出)by a show of hands1.■举手表决chat show1.■(电视台)现场访问节目dumb show1.■哑剧; 手势fashion show1.■时装展览fashion parade1.■时装展览floor show1.■夜总会席地节目演出for a show1.■为夸耀, 为给人家看get a fair show1.■[美][澳]得到公平[合适]的机会give away the (whole) show1.■露马脚, 泄露秘密give sb. a fair show1.■给与表现机会, 公正地对待某人go to show1.■说明, 证明good show1.■[口]显著成绩have a show of1.■有机会, 有可能have the show of1.■有机会, 有可能stand a show of1.■有机会, 有可能stand the show of1.■有机会, 有可能have sth. to show for1.■在...方面有可显示的成绩hush-hush show1.■[讽, 口]极端秘密的事in dumb show1.■打着手势in open show1.■公然in show1.■外表上, 有名无实地leg show1.■大腿舞let the whole show down1.■搞垮整个事情make a good show1.■好看, 大出洋相make a show of sth.1.■卖弄, 显示; 展览; 装样子make a show of oneself1.■丢丑, 出洋相meat show1.■[美俚]卖弄色相的脱衣舞on show1.■被展出one-house show1.■经费不足, 效率不高的小商店, 小企业picture show1.■画展; 电影, 电影院put on a show1.■假装, 装病put up a good show1.■演出好[不好], 干得好[不好]put up a bad show1.■演出好[不好], 干得好[不好]quiz show1.■智力竞赛节目quiz program1.■智力竞赛节目raree show1.■西洋镜[景]; 街头演出road show1.■巡回演出; (首轮影院的)新片放映run away with the show1.■[美俚]取得特别突出的成就, 成为人们注意的中心run the show1.■操纵; 主持(演出)side show1.■穿插的小节目; 枝节问题, 次要事件stand no show of sth.1.■没有机会, 没有任何计划stand no show to do sth.1.■没有机会, 没有任何计划have no show of sth.1.■没有机会, 没有任何计划have no show to do sth.1.■没有机会, 没有任何计划steal the show1.■抢镜头stop the show1.■赢得热烈的掌声而使表演为之中断talent show1.■业余能手演唱会talk show1.■[美](电视、无线电)访问节目, 座谈节目whole show1.■整个组织, 全部活动2.■唯一重要的人物, 显要人物, 注意中心Wild West show1.■[美]牛仔戏show forth1.■[古]公布于众, 发表, 宣布show in1.■领进(客人等)show into1.■领进(客人等)show itself1.■呈现, 露出show off1.■卖弄, 炫耀2.■陈列; 使显眼show of hands1.■举手(表决)show of reason1.■似乎有理show oneself1.■出现, 露面show one's cards1.■摊牌, 公开自己的计划; 吐露自己的真实打算show one's colours1.■摊牌, 公开自己的计划; 吐露自己的真实打算show one's hand1.■表明自己的计划或意图show one's heels1.■一溜烟地逃走;[美]【体】追过, 大显比赛的优越本领show one's teeth1.■发怒show sb. the door1.■逐出, [美]拒绝要求show out1.■送出(客人)show sb. over1.■领某人(到处)参观show sb. round1.■领某人(到处)参观show sb. around1.■领某人(到处)参观show sb. what one is made of1.■向某人显自已的才能、力量、品德等show the wing1.■(用飞行访问)显示空军力量show up1.■到席, 露面; 显眼; 暴露; 揭发; 嘲笑; 使人难堪