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101show — 1. to menstruate Usually of animals and especially of mares when breeding is planned. In women, the noun a show indicates vaginal bleeding at the onset of menstruation or childbirth. 2. a battle Mainly First World War usage,… …
102show up — 1) appear, arrive, be present What time did your friend show up for the party? 2) become or make something easy to see At first we couldn t see what was written on the vase but after a little effort to clean it up the design began to show up …
103show up — 1) cancers show up on X rays Syn: be visible, be obvious, be seen, be revealed 2) informal only two waitresses showed up See show 1. 7) 3) the sun showed up the shabbiness of the room Syn: e …
104show — 1. Demonstrate. Hō ike, ho omā ike, ho omā ike ike, kuhikuhi, kū, makili, nene; ohiohi (of wood grain). ♦ To show the sights, ho omāka ika i. ♦ Show me! Oliana! Oiana! Oia ana! Aliana! Inane! 2. Spectacle. Hala keaka, hō ike ike, hō ike …
105show — /ʃəυ/ noun an exhibition or display of goods or services for sale ● a motor show ● a computer show …
106Show — die Show, s (Grundstufe) ein effektvolles Unterhaltungsprogramm, Schau Beispiel: Er hat an einer Show im Fernsehen teilgenommen …
107show — I show, noun Something that one views or at which one looks and at the same time hears II show, verb To make apparent or clear by evidence, to prove …
108show-me — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: from the phrase show me : insistent on proof or evidence : skeptical, incredulous faced popular enthusiasms with a questioning, show me attitude …
109show in — or[out] or[up] or[to the door] {v. phr.} To usher; conduct; accompany. * / My husband will show you in, Mary said to the guests when they arrived at the door./ …
110show in — or[out] or[up] or[to the door] {v. phr.} To usher; conduct; accompany. * / My husband will show you in, Mary said to the guests when they arrived at the door./ …
