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| 1 | C a performance , especially in a theatre （尤指剧院的）演出，表演 |
| She had tickets to see the new show at the Aldwych Theatre. 她有看奥德乌奇剧院新演出的戏票。 |
| The show features three new actors in the main roles. 这次演出由3位新演员担任主要角色。 |
| the show opens (=appears for the first time) She walked out three days before the show was due to open. 首次公映（或公演） |
| steal the show (=be the most impressive performer) She only had a small part but she stole the show. 抢风头；抢镜头 |
| | 1a | a television or radio programme （电视或广播）节目 | | It’ s the funniest comedy show on television. 这是电视上最滑稽的喜剧节目。 | | host/present a show I listened to a Radio 2 show hosted by Paul Jones. 我听的是保罗·琼斯主持的广播二台的节目。 | | a quiz/game show (=in which people answer questions and win prizes) They spend their days watching game shows. 智力竞赛节目/游戏节目 | |
| | 1b | an exhibition 展览；展示 | | a fashion/flower show 时装/花卉展 | |
| | 1c | any type of event or occasion 场面；场合 | | The interview turned out to be quite a show. 面试场面竟然那么热闹。 | |
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| 2 | singular something you do in order to make people realize what your opinions or intentions are 展示；显示 |
| a show of force/strength The attack was clearly intended as a show of force. 很明显，这次袭击是为了炫耀武力。 |
| In a rare show of unity, both Catholic and Protestant leaders appeared together at yesterday’ s peace rally. 在昨天的和平集会上，天主教和新教的领袖们一起出席，显示出少有的团结。 |
| | 2a | singular/U an occasion when you pretend to have particular feelings 假装 | | put on/make a show of sth They made a show of affection for the sake of the children. 他们为了孩子，假装还爱恋着对方。 | | for show (=in order to give a false appearance) The kisses and warm words were clearly just for show. 为了做样子；为了作秀 | |
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| - | get the show on the road mainly spoken
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| to begin a particular activity |
| 开始行动起来；开始干 |
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| OK, the boat’ s ready, so let’ s get this show on the road. 好吧，船已经备好，我们开始行动吧。 |
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| - | on show
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| available for people to see |
| 展出；陈列 |
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| These are just some of the exciting works of art on show in Britain today. 这些只是今天在英国展出的新奇艺术作品中的一部分。 |
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| - | put up a good/poor show informal
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| to do something wellbadly |
| 表现得很好/很差 |
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| They put up a poor show against the stronger team. 他们在与强队的比赛中表现很差。 |
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