show
verb
uk
/ʃəʊ/ us
past tense showed | past participle shownshow verb (PROVE)
[ + (that) ] Research shows that 40% of the programme's viewers are aged over 55.
Sales figures showed a significant increase last month.
show verb (LET SOMEONE SEE)
show sb what to do/how to do sth
B1
show verb (EXPRESS)
show verb (EASY TO SEE)
show verb (IMAGE)
show verb (FILM)
Phrasal verbs
show
noun
uk
/ʃəʊ/ us
show noun (ENTERTAINMENT)
- He presents a television quiz show.
- Just sit back and enjoy the show.
- His TV show is very tame in comparison with his live performances.
- It was a big thrill meeting the stars of the show.
- The whole family went to the show.
show noun (PUBLIC EVENT)
a show of sth
Crowds gathered in the central square in a show of support for the government.