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showpiece — [n] exhibit display, masterpiece, model, work of art; concepts 259,261 … New thesaurus
showpiece — ► NOUN 1) an outstanding example of its type. 2) an item of work presented for exhibition or display … English terms dictionary
showpiece — [shō′pēs΄] n. 1. something displayed or exhibited 2. something that is a fine example of its kind … English World dictionary
Showpiece — A showpiece is:* An accomplishment which is worthy of display and admiration::* English Wikipedia s 1,000,000th qualified article,cite web |url= http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Press releases/English Wikipedia Publishes Millionth Article… … Wikipedia
showpiece — [[t]ʃo͟ʊpiːs[/t]] showpieces also show piece N COUNT: with supp A showpiece is something that is admired because it is the best thing of its type, especially something that is intended to be impressive. The factory was to be a showpiece of… … English dictionary
showpiece — show|piece [ˈʃəupi:s US ˈʃou ] n [C usually singular] something that an organization, government etc wants people to see, because it is a very good or successful example ▪ The building is a showpiece of elegant design. ▪ The new stadium is a… … Dictionary of contemporary English
showpiece — noun (countable usually singular) something that an organization, government etc wants people to see, because it is a very good or successful example: The modern languages department is the showpiece of the university. | a showpiece factory … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
showpiece — UK [ˈʃəʊˌpiːs] / US [ˈʃoʊˌpɪs] noun [countable] Word forms showpiece : singular showpiece plural showpieces the most impressive feature of something or the most impressive thing of its type … English dictionary
showpiece — [ˈʃəʊˌpiːs] noun [C] the most impressive feature of something, or the most impressive example of a particular thing an architectural showpiece[/ex] … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
showpiece — noun Date: 1847 a prime or outstanding example used for exhibition … New Collegiate Dictionary
