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👀show

verb
/ʃoʊ/
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Meaning

To display or allow someone to see something.
to display or present something to others; to make visible

Example Sentences

He will show us the way to the station.

Can you show me the way to the station?

Example Expressions

show off

Synonyms

display, present, demonstrate, reveal, exhibit
Entry 1
display, present, demonstrate, reveal, exhibit
Entry 2
display, present, exhibit, demonstrate

Antonyms

hide, conceal, cover, mask
Entry 1
hide, conceal, cover
Entry 2
hide, conceal, cover, mask

Collocations

show interest, show respect, show signs, show off, show clearly, proudly show
Entry 1
show interest, show respect, show signs, show off
Entry 2
show clearly, show respect, show interest, proudly show

More Example Sentences

May this Eid shower you with happiness.

He showed me the magic among the crowds.

Hope this Eid showers you with happiness.

Then you missed a really good cooking show.

Then she takes her shower and starts cooking.

On which channel was the football match shown?

I find many things interesting on Netflix shows.

A great baking recipe was shown on Fox News yesterday.

Don’t you find many things interesting on Netflix shows?

I am great! Emily, did you watch the cooking show on NBC yesterday?

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