vt.

1. 显示，露出[O4]
   She shows great interest in American drama.

   她对美国戏剧很有兴趣。

   They showed immense courage in the face of danger.

   他们在面对危险时表现得非常勇敢。

2. 陈列，展出
   The paintings were shown at the Art Gallery.

   这些画曾在美术馆展出过。

3. 演出；放映
4. 证明，表明[O9][O6][O2][+（that）][+wh-]
   His remarks showed that he misunderstood my position on the question.

   他的话说明他误解了我在这一问题上的立场。

5. 出示，给……看[O1]
   Can you show me your photographs?

   把你的照片给我看看好吗？

6. 告知；指出[O1][O6]
7. 带领，引导[O]
   He showed me around the factory.

   他带我参观工厂。

   I showed her to her seat.

   我把她带到座位上。

8. 给予；对……表示[O1]
9. 【律】陈述

vi.

1. 显现；露面
   Her worry showed in her eyes.

   她的眼神显露忧愁。

2. 显得[Q]
3. 上演；放映
   Where is the film showing?

   这部影片在哪儿上映？

4. 举行展览

n.

1. 展览，展览会；陈列品[C]
   We visited an art show this morning.

   今天上午我们参观了一个画展。

2. 表演；演出节目[C]
3. 表现，显示[S][（+of）]
   Some delegates walked out in a show of protest.

   有几位代表退出会场以示抗议。

4. 炫耀，卖弄[U]
   He is fond of show.

   他喜欢卖弄。

5. 痕迹，迹象[C]
6. 景象；壮观[S1]
7. 外观，样子，外表[S][（+of）]
   He made a show of enthusiasm.

   他显出很热情的样子。

8. 洋相；出洋相者[C]
   Bill made a show of himself at the party.

   比尔在聚会上出了洋相。

9. （表现或表白的）机会[S1]

v.

1. be, allow, or cause to be visible.
   ▸exhibit or produce for inspection.
   ▸present (a film or television programme) on a screen for viewing.
   ▸represent or depict in art.
   ▸ (show oneself or one's face) allow oneself to be seen; appear in public.
   ▸ (also show up) informal arrive for an appointment or at a gathering.
2. allow (a quality, emotion, or characteristic) to be perceived; display.
   ▸accord or treat someone with (a specified quality).
   ▸informal (of a woman) be visibly pregnant.
3. demonstrate or prove.
   ▸explain or demonstrate something to.
   ▸conduct or lead:

   show them in, please.
4. N. Amer. finish third or in the first three in a race.

n.

1. a spectacle or display.
2. a play or other stage performance, especially a musical.
   ▸a light entertainment programme on television or radio.
   ▸an event or competition involving the public display of animals, plants, or products.
   ▸informal an undertaking, project, or organization:

   I run the show.
3. an outward appearance or display of a quality or feeling.
   ▸ (often in phr. for show) an outward display intended to give a false impression.
   ▸a ludicrous spectacle:

   don't make a show of yourself.
4. Medicine  a discharge of blood and mucus from the vagina at the onset of labour or menstruation.
5. US & Austral./NZ informal an opportunity or chance.