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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

I. show [Brit ʃəʊ, Am ʃoʊ] СЪЩ

1. show:

spettacolo м also ТЕАТ КИНО
show РАДИО, ТВ
show (of slides)
to put on or stage a show
the show must go on
the show must go on прен
to do or take in a show разг

2. show ТЪРГ (as promotion, display):

show (of cars, boats etc.)
show (of fashion)
show (of flowers, crafts)
motor, boat show
flower show
to be on show

3. show (outward display):

show (of feelings)
show (of feelings)
dimostrazione f (of di)
show (of strength)
dimostrazione f (of di)
show (of wealth)
ostentazione f (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 arch

5. show (undertaking):

show разг
it's not his show

6. show МЕД:

show (at onset of labour)

II. show <pt showed, pp shown> [Brit ʃəʊ, Am ʃoʊ] ГЛАГ прх

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 <pt showed, pp shown> [Brit ʃəʊ, Am ʃoʊ] ГЛАГ нпрх

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 Am (in horseracing):

show (be placed)
to show ahead

IV. to show oneself ГЛАГ рефл

to show oneself <pt showed, pp shown> person, animal:

to show oneself

V. show [Brit ʃəʊ, Am ʃoʊ]

to steal the show ТЕАТ
to steal the show прен
to stop the show ТЕАТ
to stop the show прен
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] СЪЩ

variety show

girlie show [ˈɡɜːlɪˌʃəʊ] СЪЩ разг

girlie show

laser show [ˈleɪzəʃəʊ] СЪЩ

laser show

show trial [Brit, Am ʃoʊ ˈtraɪ(ə)l] СЪЩ ИСТ

show trial

family show СЪЩ

family show

I. show through ГЛАГ [ʃəʊ -] (show through)

show through courage, determination:

show through

II. show through ГЛАГ [ʃəʊ -] (show through [sth])

show through

sex show [ˈseksˌʃəʊ] СЪЩ

sex show
sex show
sexy-show м

I. show up ГЛАГ [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 ГЛАГ [ʃəʊ -] (show up [sth])

show up fault, mark:

show up

III. show up ГЛАГ [ʃəʊ -] (show [sb] up)

1. show up (let down):

show up person

2. show up (reveal truth about):

show round ГЛАГ [ʃəʊ -] (show [sb] round)

show round

в PONS речника

I. show [ʃoʊ] СЪЩ

1. show (expression):

show

2. show (exhibition):

show
dog show
fashion show
slide show
to be on show

3. show (play):

show
show ТВ
show ТЕАТ
quiz show

4. show разг (venture):

who runs the show?

Phrases:

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] ГЛАГ прх

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] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. show (be visible):

show

2. show (exhibit):

show art

3. show разг (arrive):

show

talk show СЪЩ

talk show
talk-show м inv

show jumping [ˈʃoʊ·ˌdʒʌm·pɪŋ] СЪЩ

show jumping

show in ГЛАГ прх

show in

show business СЪЩ

show business м inv

puppet show СЪЩ ТЕАТ

puppet show

game show СЪЩ

game show

show room [ˈʃoʊ·ru:m] СЪЩ

show room
showroom f inv
show room
show room м inv

variety show СЪЩ

variety show

show biz СЪЩ разг

show biz → show business

show biz
show business м
show biz

show business СЪЩ

show business м inv
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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