英语释义

1. to cause or permit to be seen exhibit
showed pictures of the baby

2. to offer for sale
stores were showing new spring suits

3. to present as a public spectacle perform

4. to reveal by one's condition, nature, or behavior
showed themselves to be cowards

5. to give indication or record of
an anemometer shows wind speed

6. to point out direct attention to
showed the view from the terrace

7. conduct, usher
showed me to an aisle seat

8. accord, bestow
shows them no mercy

9. to set forth declare

10. allege, plead —used especially in law
show cause

11. to demonstrate or establish by argument or reasoning
show a plan to be faulty

12. inform, instruct
showed me how to solve the problem

13. to present (an animal) for judging in a show

14. to be or come in view
3:15 showed on the clock

15. to put in an appearance
failed to show

16. to appear in a particular way
anger showed in their faces

17. seem, appear

18. to give a theatrical performance

19. to be staged or presented

20. to appear as a contestant

21. to present an animal in a show

22. to finish third or at least third (as in a horse race)

23. to exhibit one's artistic work

24. to display one's cards faceup

25. to declare one's intentions or reveal one's resources

26. to tell someone to get out also fire sense 2b

27. a demonstrative display
a show of strength

28. outward appearance

29. a false semblance pretense
made a show of friendship

30. a more or less true appearance of something sign

31. an impressive display
his role as househusband … was purely for show
— John Lahr

32. ostentation

33. chance sense 2
gave him a show in spite of his background

34. something exhibited especially for wonder or ridicule spectacle

35. a large display or exhibition arranged to arouse interest or stimulate sales
the national auto show

36. a competitive exhibition of animals (such as dogs) to demonstrate quality in breeding

37. a theatrical presentation

38. a regularly distributed program (as on radio, television, or the Internet)
She likes to watch "Unwrapped," a Food Network show that goes behind the scenes in the food industry.
— Ashley Barron A month ago, the only podcast was "Trade Secrets," a daily news and technology talk show co-hosted by podcasting's pioneers: former MTV VJ Adam Curry and software developer Dave Winer.
— Wayne Glowka et al. also a single episode of such a program
I've got time to watch one more show.
— Michael Schneider

39. entertainment sense 1b(1)

40. enterprise, affair
they ran the whole show

41. third place at the finish (as of a horse race)

42. the major leagues in baseball —used with the

43. to cause or allow (something) to be seen

44. to give information that proves (something)

45. to teach (someone) how to do or use something especially by letting that person see you do or use it

46. a performance in a theater that usually includes singing and dancing

47. a public performance that is intended to entertain people

48. a television or radio program

49. to place in sight display
She showed everyone her pictures.

50. reveal sense 2
They showed themselves to be cowards.

51. to make known
They showed their support.

52. to give as appropriate treatment
Show them no mercy. Show some respect.

53. teach sense 1, instruct
She showed him how to solve the problem.

54. prove sense 1
That shows we're right.

55. to lead to a place direct
I showed them to the door.

56. to point out to
Show me where it hurts.

57. to be easily seen or noticed
The stain hardly shows. Determination showed in her face.

58. to make an obvious display of a person's own abilities or possessions in order to impress others

59. appear sense 2
He didn't show up for work today.

60. a public performance intended to entertain people
a puppet show a musical show

61. an event at which things of the same kind are put on display
a fashion show

62. a display to make known a feeling or quality
a show of strength She answered with some show of alarm.

63. an appearance meant to deceive
He made a great show of friendship.

64. a discharge of mucus streaked with blood from the vagina at the onset of labor

65. the first appearance of blood in a menstrual period

66. to demonstrate or establish by argument, reasoning, or evidence
must show a compelling need for the court action

67. to establish by reasoning and evidence a valid reason for something
if a debtor wishes to extend a plan beyond three years, he must show cause
— J. H. Williamson must show cause why the petition may not be granted

片语

show a cause提出理由

show cause order示因命令

Order To Show Cause陈述理由令

an order to show cause令提出反对因由的命令

Show Cause Letter解释信

rule to show cause法院否定裁决

Show Cause Notice述因通知

英汉例句

• He may appear before the magistrate on the day specified in the summons to show cause why the article or thing should not be forfeited.

  他均可于传票指定之日期，出庭向裁判司提出反对将该物品或物件没收之理由。

• The prisoner may show cause why sentence should not be passed.

  该犯人可以申明不能通过判决的理由。

• The spokesman further maintained that issuance of fresh show cause notices is not required and pending proceedings can be continued and finalized.

  该发言人还称，新鲜的因由通知书的发出，无须和未决诉讼可以继续和完成。

• Though these studies could not show cause and effect, many health authorities and food companies asserted that they proved that eating breakfast protects against weight gain.

  尽管这些研究不能证明因果关系，但是很多健康专家和食品公司宣称，他们已经证实吃早餐会防止体重增加。

• Though these studies could not show cause and effect, many health authorities and food companies asserted that they proved that eating breakfast protects against weight gain.

  尽管这些研究并不能证明其中的因果关系，但很多健康专家和食品公司都宣称他们已经证实，吃早餐可以防止体重增加。

• The onus is on government departments to show cause why information cannot be disclosed.

  政府部门有责任说明不能把信息公开的理由。

相似词

display展览的；陈列用的

disport娱乐

exhibit展览；显示；提出（证据等）

expose揭露，揭发；使曝光；显示

flash（非正式）豪华的；（非正式）爱显摆的；闪光的，火速的

flaunt炫耀；飘扬；招展

lay out展示；安排；花钱；为…划样；提议

parade游行；炫耀；列队行进

produce生产，创作

show off炫耀；卖弄

sport运动；游戏；娱乐；运动会；玩笑

strut(Strut) （罗、摩、英、俄、美）史鲁特（人名）

unveil除去面纱；显露