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show ENTERTAINMENTHFEJ, $FoJn [C]a theatrical performance or a television or radio programme which is entertaining rather than serious演出，节目Why don't we go to London on Saturday and see a show?我们为什么不在星期六去伦敦看演出呢？We had to raise ￡60 000 to stage the show.我们得筹集60, 000英镑上演该剧。It was a stage show long before it was made into a film.在拍成电影前的很长一段时间，它是一出舞台剧。Although Annie's had several radio shows in the past, this is the first time she's had her own television show.尽管安妮过去演过几次广播剧，但这是她首次演出电视剧。Why are there so many quiz shows and game shows on TV?为什么电视里有那么多的智力竞赛节目和游戏节目？He's always wanted to be a game show host (= person who introduces the programme).他一直想成为一名游戏节目主持人。I'm thinking of organizing a puppet show for Jamie's birthday party.我正想为杰米的生日组织一次木偶表演。Show business (infml showbiz) is the part of the entertainment business which is considered to be the most popular, but is often the least artistic or serious.娱乐业，演艺界Some of the biggest names in the entertainment world turned out to honor his 40th year in show business.一些娱乐界的知名人士出席向他从艺40载致以敬意。(saying) 'The show must go on' means that even if someone is experiencing difficulties, they must still continue with what they are doing.戏开场了就得演下去。 [ROADSHOW]
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