Definition
Definition of shown - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
visibilitydisplayed or made visible
- The results were shown on the screen.
2.
evidenceproven or demonstrated
- The theory has been shown to be correct.
Origin of shown
Old English, scēawian (to look at)
Terms with shown included in their meaning
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entertainment
films shown in a theater or on TV
number
time shown on a clock as 7 o'clock
movie theater
place where films are shown to people
location display
in a place shown or written on a board
shown route
direction or path indicated
manner
in the manner indicated or shown
timekeeping
specific time shown on a clock
number
time shown as 8:00 on a clock
presentation
shown or exhibited for viewing
typography
shown with thicker darker letters to stand out from other text
cinema
story told through moving images shown on screen
faith practice
deep respect shown to a god, including rituals and prayers
sales event
event where artworks are shown and sold
film
credits shown at the end of a film or show
fraction form
shown with a point separating whole and fractional digits
identity
name shown to others
safety warning
warn not to do dangerous actions shown or described
costs features
not shown or told at first, but added later
navigation
angle from equator showing position north or south, shown by parallels
recurring event
regular event where movies are shown
cinema
place where films are shown to the public
night show
television news program shown at 10 o'clock in the evening
math diagram
straight path where each value is shown as a position along it
entertainment
not being shown in theaters
Examples of shown in a sentence
The final score was shown on the board. The results have been shown to be accurate. Her talent was shown through her performance.
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- French:affiché, démontré, ...
- German:angezeigt, bewiesen, ...
- Italian:mostrato, dimostrato, ...
- Spanish:mostrado, probado, ...
- Portuguese:mostrado, provado, ...
- Chinese:展示的, 证实的, ...
- Japanese:表示された, 証明された, ...
- Arabic:معروض, مُثبَت, ...
- Hebrew:מוּצָּג, מוּכָּח, ...
- Russian:показанный, доказанный, ...
- Ukrainian:показаний, доведений, ...
- Hindi:प्रदर्शित, साबित, ...
Definition of show - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
presentationdisplay something for others to see
- She will show her artwork at the gallery.
2.
instructiondemonstrate how to do something
- He will show us how to bake a cake.
3.
communicationindicate a fact or truth
- The results show that the theory is correct.
4.
travelguide someone to a place or seat
- The usher will show you to your seat.
5.
mediabroadcast a film or program
- They will show the movie at 8 PM.
6.
visibilityintr. be visible or evidentintr.
- His nervousness showed during the presentation..
7.
attendanceintr. appear at a location or eventintr.
- He didn't show at the meeting.
Noun
1.
entertainmentplay, dance, or other entertainment
- We went to see a Broadway show.
2.
tv segmentbroadcast program especially a light entertainment program
- I never miss my favorite TV show.
3.
deceptionpretense or false display
- His bravery was just a show to impress his friends..
4.
spectaclepublic spectacle
- The parade was quite a show.
5.
agricultureevent where farmers display livestock, crops, and machinery
- The local show features prize-winning livestock.
6.
baseballTECH. US the major leagues in baseballTECH. US
- He finally made it to the show.
Expressions with show
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being exhibited or displayed
The new paintings are now on show at the gallery.
guide someone to see a place
She will show around the new students at the campus.
lead someone into a room or space
The receptionist will show you in.
escort someone out of a place or event
The security guard will show out the guests.
guide someone to their correct location
She showed him his place at the table.
perform impressively to entertain an audience
The band put on a good show last night.
organize and perform an entertainment event
The theater group will put on a show next weekend.
escort someone to the exit of a place
After the argument, he showed her the door.
reveal teeth in a smile or grimace
She showed teeth in a wide smile.
lead someone to a destination or goal
He will show the way to the nearest station.
arrive at a place unexpectedly
He decided to show up at the party.
appearing impressive but lacking effective performance
His speech was all show and no go, full of words but no action.
begin or launch an activity or event
Let's get the show on the road and start the meeting now.!
show something is true or make something clear
The results go to show the theory is correct.
possess some benefit or result from effort or work
After months of training, she finally had medals to show for her dedication.
very popular and successful entertainment production
The new drama quickly became a hit show.
indicates something proves a point or lesson clearly
This just goes to show how hard work pays off!
display something in a way to attract attention
He made a show of his new car to impress his friends.
proceed with the performance despite difficulties
The actor forgot his lines, but on with the show!
perform impressively or make a strong effort in a situation
The team put up a good show despite losing the game.
perform an action with skill or flair
She put up a show at the talent contest.
lead or be in charge of an activity
She was chosen to run the show at the event.
entertain someone with enjoyable activities
We will show them a good time at the party.
display something to attract admiration or attention
He loves to show off his new car.
Origin of show
Old English, sceawian (to look)
Examples of show in a sentence
The teacher will show the experiment to the class. She will show the class how to solve the puzzle. The guide will show us how to use the equipment. The data show a significant increase in sales. His actions show a lack of responsibility. A volunteer showed us to the museum entrance.
Please show the guests to the conference room. The channel will show the documentary tomorrow night. They plan to show the series finale next week. The stain showed on his shirt. Her excitement showed in her eyes. She decided not to show at the party. Despite the rain, he managed to show at the event. The talent show featured singers and dancers. We watched a magic show at the fair. The show will air at 8 PM tonight. He was a guest on a popular talk show. The apology was just a show to avoid punishment. Her kindness was merely a show for the cameras. The fireworks display was a spectacular show. The annual show attracts farmers from all over the region. She won first place at the county show with her sheep. Many players dream of reaching the show. His performance in the show was outstanding.
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- French:montrer, spectacle, ...
- German:zeigen, Show, ...
- Italian:mostrare, spettacolo, ...
- Spanish:mostrar, espectáculo, ...
- Portuguese:exibir, espetáculo, ...
- Chinese:展示, 演出, ...
- Japanese:展示する, ショー, ...
- Arabic:عَرَضَ, عَرْض, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצִּיג, מוֹפָע, ...
- Russian:показывать, шоу, ...
- Ukrainian:показати, шоу, ...
- Hindi:दिखाना, शो, ...
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