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show

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nouninformalmasculine
  1. show, spectacle
  2. a scene, i.e. an exhibition of passionate or strong feeling before others, creating embarrassment or disruption

Forms

noun

singularshow
pluralshows

Used in the library

  • Después hay un show con música y un disco de los años ochenta.Afterwards there's a show with music and a record from the eighties.A2Otra vez, por favor (1) — Once more, please (1) (A2)
  • El show de magia en la plaza es un espectáculo para toda la familia.The magic show in the square is a spectacle for the whole family.A2Otra vez, por favor (8) — Once more, please (8) (A2)
  • Esta noche va a un show de moda, y sus fotos saldrán en una serie de revistas.Tonight she's going to a fashion show, and her photos will appear in a series of magazines.A2Otra vez, por favor (4) — Once more, please (4) (A2)

Other ways to say it

  • escenascene; stage
  • espectáculoshow, performance (play, dance, some act or series of acts of public entertainment, often live); spectacle, show

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