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пришелец
dimostrazione
I. show [брит. ʃəʊ, америк. ʃoʊ] СУЩ.
1. show:
spettacolo м. also ТЕАТР. КИНО.
show РАДИО, ТВ
show (of slides)
to put on or stage a show
the show must go on
the show must go on перенос.
to do or take in a show разг.
2. show ТОРГ. (as promotion, display):
show (of cars, boats etc.)
salone м.
show (of fashion)
show (of flowers, crafts)
mostra ж.
motor, boat show
flower show
to be on show
3. show (outward display):
show (of feelings)
prova ж.
show (of feelings)
dimostrazione ж. (of di)
show (of strength)
dimostrazione ж. (of di)
show (of wealth)
ostentazione ж. (of di)
to make or put on a (great) show of doing
to put on a show
to be all show
4. show (performance):
he put up a good, poor show
good show old chap устар.
5. show (undertaking):
show разг.
affare м.
it's not his show
6. show МЕД.:
show (at onset of labour)
II. show <прош. вр. showed, прич. прош. вр. shown> [брит. ʃəʊ, америк. ʃoʊ] ГЛ. перех.
1. show (present for viewing):
show person, object, photo
mostrare (to a)
show fashion collection
presentare (to a)
show ticket
show TV channel, cinema: film
to show sb sth
mostrare qc a qn
show him your book
2. show (display competitively):
show animal
show flower, vegetables
3. show (reveal):
show feeling
show principle, fact
show garment: underclothes
show patient: symptoms
to show that
to show how, why, when etc.
4. show (indicate):
show object, trend, loss, profit, difficulty
show time, direction, area
to show sb where to go
5. show (demonstrate, express):
show person, action: skill, principle
show writing: originality
show reply: wit, intelligence
show gesture, gift: respect, gratitude
to show sb that
mostrare a qn che
to show one's age
6. show (prove):
show truth, validity, guilt
to show that document:
to show that findings:
to show that facial expression:
it all goes to show that
7. show (conduct):
to show sb to their seat host, usher:
to show sb to their room
to show sb up, down the stairs
to show sb to the door
8. show (teach a lesson to) разг.:
I'll show you, him! (as revenge)
III. show <прош. вр. showed, прич. прош. вр. shown> [брит. ʃəʊ, америк. ʃoʊ] ГЛ. неперех.
1. show:
show (be noticeable) stain, label:
show fear, anger, distress: (by actions, appearance)
show (in eyes)
2. show (be exhibited):
show artist:
show film:
to show to advantage colour, object:
3. show (turn up):
show разг.
4. show америк. (in horseracing):
show (be placed)
to show ahead
IV. to show oneself ГЛ. возвр. гл.
to show oneself <прош. вр. showed, прич. прош. вр. shown> person, animal:
to show oneself
V. show [брит. ʃəʊ, америк. ʃoʊ]
to steal the show ТЕАТР.
to steal the show перенос.
to stop the show ТЕАТР.
to stop the show перенос.
it just goes to show
show a leg! разг.
to have nothing to show for sth
to show one's face разг.
to show the way
to show sb the door
variety show [vəˈraɪətɪˌʃəʊ] СУЩ.
variety show
girlie show [ˈɡɜːlɪˌʃəʊ] СУЩ. разг.
girlie show
laser show [ˈleɪzəʃəʊ] СУЩ.
laser show
show trial [брит., америк. ʃoʊ ˈtraɪ(ə)l] СУЩ. ИСТ.
show trial
family show СУЩ.
family show
I. show through ГЛ. [ʃəʊ -] (show through)
show through courage, determination:
show through
II. show through ГЛ. [ʃəʊ -] (show through [sth])
show through
sex show [ˈseksˌʃəʊ] СУЩ.
sex show
sex show
I. show up ГЛ. [ʃəʊ -] (show up)
1. show up (be visible):
show up dust, mark:
show up pollution, signs, symptoms:
show up details, colour:
2. show up (arrive):
show up разг.
II. show up ГЛ. [ʃəʊ -] (show up [sth])
show up fault, mark:
show up
III. show up ГЛ. [ʃəʊ -] (show [sb] up)
1. show up (let down):
show up person
2. show up (reveal truth about):
show round ГЛ. [ʃəʊ -] (show [sb] round)
show round
I. show [ʃoʊ] СУЩ.
1. show (expression):
show
2. show (exhibition):
show
mostra ж.
dog show
fashion show
slide show
to be on show
3. show (play):
show
show ТВ
show ТЕАТР.
quiz show
quiz м. неизм. televisivo
4. show разг. (venture):
who runs the show?
Выражения:
show of hands
let's get the show on the road разг.
to put on a good show
the show must go on посл.
to run the show
II. show <showed, shown> [ʃoʊ] ГЛ. перех.
1. show (display) slides:
show
show
show ИСК.
2. show (express):
show
3. show (expose):
show
4. show (point out, record):
show
5. show (prove):
show
to show sb that
6. show (escort):
show
to show sb to the door
7. show (project):
show
show on television
III. show <showed, shown> [ʃoʊ] ГЛ. неперех.
1. show (be visible):
show
2. show (exhibit):
show art
3. show разг. (arrive):
show
talk show СУЩ.
talk show
talk-show м. неизм.
show jumping [ˈʃoʊ·ˌdʒʌm·pɪŋ] СУЩ.
show jumping
show in ГЛ. перех.
show in
show business СУЩ.
show business м. неизм.
puppet show СУЩ. ТЕАТР.
puppet show
game show СУЩ.
game show
show room [ˈʃoʊ·ru:m] СУЩ.
show room
showroom ж. неизм.
show room
show room м. неизм.
variety show СУЩ.
variety show
show biz СУЩ. разг.
show biz → show business
show biz
show biz
show business СУЩ.
show business м. неизм.
Present
Ishow
youshow
he/she/itshows
weshow
youshow
theyshow
Past
Ishowed
youshowed
he/she/itshowed
weshowed
youshowed
theyshowed
Present Perfect
Ihaveshown / showed
youhaveshown / showed
he/she/ithasshown / showed
wehaveshown / showed
youhaveshown / showed
theyhaveshown / showed
Past Perfect
Ihadshown / showed
youhadshown / showed
he/she/ithadshown / showed
wehadshown / showed
youhadshown / showed
theyhadshown / showed
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