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show


Translation result
espectáculo mostrar, demostrar, mostrarle, enseñar, indican, presenta, demostración, programa, exposición show


show verbo

1. Give an exhibition of to an interested audience.

The art museum will show a new collection of impressionist paintings tomorrow evening. El museo de arte mostrará una nueva colección de pinturas impresionistas por la tarde mañana.

2. Establish the validity of something, as by an example, explanation or experiment.

The scientist spent years collecting data to show that the new medical treatment was effective in curing the disease. El científico pasó años recopilando datos para demostrar que el nuevo tratamiento médico era efectivo para curar la enfermedad.

3. Provide evidence for.

The detective spent hours reviewing the security footage to show that the suspect was at the scene of the crime. El detective pasó horas revisando la grabación de seguridad para demostrar que el sospechoso estaba en el lugar del crimen.

4. Make visible or noticeable.

The curator decided to show the rare artifact in a special exhibit, allowing visitors to marvel at its intricate details. El conservador decidió mostrar el artefacto raro en una exposición especial, permitiendo a los visitantes admirar sus detalles intrincados.

5. Show in, or as in, a picture.

The artist's latest painting shows a stunning sunset over the ocean, with vibrant hues of orange and pink. El último cuadro del artista muestra un atardecer impresionante sobre el océano, con tonos vibrantes de naranja y rosa.

6. Give expression to.

The painter was able to show her emotions through the vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes in her latest artwork. El pintor fue capaz de mostrar sus emociones a través de los colores vivos y pinceladas audaces en su última obra de arte.

7. Indicate a place, direction, person, or thing.

The real estate agent showed us around the property to highlight its best features. (indicating a place) El agente inmobiliario nos mostró alrededor de la propiedad para destacar sus mejores características. (indicando un lugar)

8. Be or become visible or noticeable.

As the sun rose over the horizon, the city began to show through the fog, revealing its towering skyscrapers and bustling streets. Mientras el sol se alzaba sobre el horizonte, la ciudad empezó a hacerse visible a través del neblina, revelando sus rascacielos imponentes y calles emprendedoras.

9. Indicate a certain reading.

The gauge on the dashboard began to show 25 miles per hour, warning me that I was speeding. El indicador en el tablero de mandos empezó a mostrar 25 millas por hora, advirtiéndome que estaba conduciendo a velocidad excesiva.

10. Give evidence of, as of records.

The accountant was able to show that the company's financial records were in order, satisfying the auditors' concerns. El contable fue capaz de demostrar que los registros financieros de la empresa estaban en orden, lo que satisfizo las preocupaciones de los auditores.

11. Take (someone) to their seats, as in theaters or auditoriums.

The usher showed us to our seats in the orchestra section, and we settled in just as the lights dimmed. El mayordomo nos condujo a nuestros asientos en la sección de ópera y nos instalamos justo cuando las luces se apagaron.

12. Finish third or better in a horse or dog race.

The thoroughbred was expected to show well at the Kentucky Derby, given its impressive track record. El purasangre se esperaba que mostrara bien en el Derby de Kentucky, dado su impresionante historial de competencia.

Conjugación

Pronombre Conjugación
I
I show.
You
You show.
He/She/It
He/She/It shows.
We
We show.
You
You show.
They
They show.
Conjugación completa.

show sustantivo

1. The act of publicly exhibiting or entertaining.

The circus is known for its death-defying stunts and spectacular show, which has been thrilling audiences for decades. El circo es conocido por sus acrobacias desafiantes a la muerte y su espectacular show, que ha estado emocionando a las audiencias durante décadas.

2. Something intended to communicate a particular impression.

The new exhibition at the museum is a show about the life and work of Picasso, featuring many of his most famous paintings. La nueva exposición en el museo es un espectáculo sobre la vida y obra de Picasso, que incluye muchos de sus pinturas más famosas.

3. A social event involving a public performance or entertainment.

The sold-out concert was a huge show at the iconic music venue, featuring performances by some of the world's top artists. El concierto agotado fue un gran espectáculo en el emblemático lugar de música, con actuaciones de algunos de los artistas más destacados del mundo.

4. Pretending that something is the case in order to make a good impression.

The new employee put on a show of being more efficient than usual to impress her boss during the performance review. El nuevo empleado dio una demostración de ser más eficiente del habitual para impresionar a su jefe durante la revisión del desempeño.