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From the verb show ⇒ conjugate ) showing is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections v pres p
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Voornaamste vertalingen showing n (screening of a movie) vertoning nw de voorstelling nw de The theater has showings of the new movie at 7:00 and 9:30.
Aanvullende vertalingen showing n (rank in contest) positie, klassering nw de The horse's showings in the last three meets were impressive.
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Voornaamste vertalingen show,[sth] vtr (exhibit) laten zien, tonen overg.ww He showed his collection of postcards to his visitors. show,[sth] vtr (present, perform) vertonen overg.ww The local theatre is showing "Salome" at the moment. show,[sb] vtr (demonstrate) laten zien, voordoen overg.ww He showed his daughter how to tie her shoes. show⇒ vi (be visible) zichtbaar zijn The spot showed on her shirt. show vi (emotion: be evident) te zien zijn He was upset and it showed. show n mainly US (TV programme) tv-programma, programma nw het serie nw de My favourite show on TV is on Wednesdays at eight o'clock. show n (theatre: play, musical) voorstelling nw de We are hoping to see a show when we are in New York.
Aanvullende vertalingen show n (performance) voorstelling, show nw de optreden nw het Everyone became quiet and sat down in their seats as the show started. show n (display) tentoonstelling, expositie nw de He put on a show of his prize potatoes and leeks. show n (pretence) schijn, show nw de Oh, his smile was just for show. He is really quite sad. show n (exhibition) tentoonstelling, expositie nw de There is a new show on Matisse at the museum. show n (feature film at cinema) film, voorstelling nw de I'm going to see the show at three o'clock. It's the new Disney film. show n informal (impression) indruk nw de When he dresses formally, it's an impressive show. show n informal, figurative (spectacle) show nw de spektakel nw het Did you see the way she was behaving? What a show! show vi colloquial (display goods) meedoen aan een tentoonstelling exposeren onoverg. ww We usually show at the town garden festival. show, vi informal (appear, turn up) opdagen onoverg. ww Did Joe show at the party last night? show⇒ vi (horse racing: finish third) derde worden bij paardenrennen The horse was expected to show in the race. show,[sth] ,[sth] off vtr (display) tentoonstellen, uitstallen overg.ww She likes to show all her china in her drawing room. show,[sth] vtr (measure, indicate) aangeven overg.ww meten overg.ww The thermometer showed twelve degrees. show,[sth] to [sb] vtr (offer for sale) laten zien, rondleiden The agent will show the house to interested buyers. show,[sth] to [sb] vtr (produce facts, evidence) laten zien, tonen overg.ww She showed them the statistics to help prove her point. show,[sth] vtr (express) tonen, laten zien, uiten overg.ww He showed his love for her by giving her flowers. show,[sth] vtr (grant: favours, mercy) verlenen overg.ww He showed him great mercy by not executing him.
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Voornaamste vertalingen show nw de (tentoonstelling, presentatie) show, performance n happening n presentation n exhibition n expo nw de (tentoonstelling) (informal ) expo n exposition, exhibition n fair n show, display n expositie nw de (tentoonstelling) exposition, exhibition n (informal ) expo n fair n show, display n tentoonstelling nw de (expositie) exhibition, exposition, show, display n voorstelling nw de (toneel, muziek) performance, show n concert nw het (muziekvoorstelling) concert n show n (informal ) gig n recital n spektakel nw het (voorstelling) spectacle n show n performance n aan de dag leggen overg. uitdr. (vertonen, manifesteren) demonstrate, show, display vtr getuigen van overg. uitdr. (laten zien) show vtr be evidence of v expr iets/iemand aantonen overg. ww (aanwijzen) demonstrate, show vtr prove vtr iets vertonen overg. ww (laten zien) show vtr display, exhibit vtr iets voordoen overg. ww (tonen) show, demonstrate vtr tonen, overg.ww (laten zien) show vtr display vtr weergeven overg.ww (tot uitdrukking brengen) represent, reproduce, render vtr display, show vtr present vtr vertonen wk. ww (tevoorschijn komen) show vi display nw de (uitstalling) display n show n show nw de (radio, televisie: uitzending) show, program, programme, broadcast n wijzen onoverg.ww (aanduiden) indicate vi show vi overleggen overg. ww (laten zien, tonen) show vtr programma nw het (tv/radio-uitzending) program, show n (UK ) programme n spreken onoverg.ww (getuigen van) be evidence v expr show, indicate vtr presenteren overg. ww (leger: geweer presenteren) present vtr show, exhibit vtr wijzen wk.ww (blijken, duidelijk worden) show vtr prove vtr turn out vtr prhasal insep programma nw het (werkschema) (US ) program n (UK ) programme n (esp. US ) show n (radio ) broadcast n wijzen overg.ww (tonen, aanwijzen) show vtr point to vtr phrasal insep point out vtr phrasal sep indicate vtr wijzen overg.ww (duidelijk maken) make clear v expr show vtr indicate vtr
Aanvullende vertalingen blijk geven nw+overg. ww (getuigen, betuigen) show vtr indicate vtr be evidence v expr
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Voornaamste vertalingen show the way v expr (guide) voorgaan onoverg.ww de weg wijzen frase I'd never been there before so Anthony showed the way. show ([sb] ) the way (to [sth] ) v expr (guide) de weg wijzen frase Could you show me the way to the post office?
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Voornaamste vertalingen de weg wijzen overg. uitdr. letterlijk (uitleggen hoe iemand moet gaan) show the way v expr lead the way v expr de weg wijzen onoverg. uitdr. figuurlijk (tonen/zeggen hoe iets moet) (figurative ) show the way v expr
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Vaste combinatie van werkwoord en voorzetsel show | showing | show the wayshow up vi phrasal chiefly US, informal (arrive or be present) (informeel ) opdagen onoverg.ww We were supposed to meet for tea at 5 o'clock, but she didn't show up. show [sth] up,[sth] vtr phrasal sep informal (make visible or obvious) zichtbaar maken bn + ww show [sb] up,[sb] vtr phrasal sep informal (embarrass, expose) in verlegenheid brengen frase show up vi phrasal (be visible) zichtbaar zijn bn + ww Sometimes a tumor does not show up on an x-ray.
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Samengestelde woorden: show | showing | show the waycooking show, n (TV programme involving cookery) kookprogramma nw het freak show n figurative (bizarre or exhibitionist display) buitenissige show bn + nw Did you see that talent show on the TV last night? What a freak show! freak show n dated (circus act featuring deformities) freakshow nw de Bearded women were a staple of the traditional freak show. game show n (tv or radio quiz) spelprogramma nw het It's one of television's most popular game shows. You don't have to be brilliant to win a game show. live show n (tv, radio: live broadcast) live uitzending, directe uitzending bn + nw de I prefer edited programs rather than live shows. live show n (stage: live performance) live optreden bn + nw het This tape was recorded at his live show in New York. show business n (entertainment industry) amusementsindustrie, entertainmentindustrie nw de (anglicisme ) show business nw de She's been in show business since before we were born. show of hands n (vote) handopsteken nw het The delegates elected a new chairman with a show of hands. By show of hands, how many of you want economic change? show schedule (US), n (timetable of TV shows) (televisie ) programmering nw de show trial n (trial with predetermined outcome) showproces nw het Many show trials were conducted during Stalin's reign of terror. Show trials are meant to set an example. show yourself vtr + refl (not hide) je laten zien frase te voorschijn komen frase Come out of there and show yourself! show yourself (to be) [sth] vtr + refl (demonstrate) blijk geven nw + ww He showed himself to be an astute politician. show-off, n informal ([sb] who is boastful) (informeel ) opschepper, snoever, praatjesmaker, pocher, windbuil nw de I don't like her – she's such a show-off. showbiz, n informal (show business: entertainment) showbizz nw de showgirl, n (female cabaret dancer) revuemeisje nw het (anglicisme ) showgirl nw de showjumping, n (horseriding event) paardspringen nw het, ont. Joseph is good at riding horses and competes in showjumping. steal the show, v expr figurative (be the most impressive) (figuurlijk ) de show stelen frase At the 2010 Oscars, "The Hurt Locker" stole the show. take an interest, v expr (show curiosity or concern) zich interesseren wk.ww geïnteresseerd zijn bn+ww als nw het When it comes to football I find it really hard to take an interest. television show (US), n (programme broadcast on TV) televisieprogramma bn + nw het Television shows from the 70s seem pretty stupid to me now.