Sometimes I can't help showing emotions.
Source: tatoeba (1349)
Showing
//ˈʃəʊɪŋ//
Synonyms for "showing" (160 found)
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Strong matches (48)
Related words (80)
laid baremanifestmanifestationmanifestativematerializationmaterializingmeaningnakednamingnoticeableobservableoccurrenceopenopen to viewopeningostentationoutoutcroppingperceivableperceptible
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performancepicking outpneumatophanicpointingpointing outpointing topresentationpresentationalpresentmentproductionprojectionpromulgatoryrealizationrecognizablerecordrenderingrepresentationretrospectiverevealedrevealingrevelationrevelationalrevelatoryriserisingsatanophanicscreeningseeableseemingselectionsemblanceshowshowing forthsignificationsimulacrumspecificationstrippedsuggestionsymptomaticnesstalkativetheophanictheophanyto be seenuncloudedunconcealeduncoveredundisguisedunfoldingunfoldmentunhiddenunveiledunveilingvarnishing dayvernissageviewablevisiblevisualwitnessable
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11 translations across 7 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- показване noun (occasion)
- представяне noun (result)
Finnish
3 entries- esitys noun (result)
- näyttö noun (occasion)
- näytös noun (occasion)
German
1 entries- Vorführung noun (occasion)
Italian
1 entries- figura noun (result)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- visning noun (occasion)
Spanish
2 entries- función noun (occasion)
- tanda noun (occasion)
Swedish
1 entries- visning noun (occasion)
Sample sentences
12 total sentences available.
Are you saying that our plan was accepted? I hope you're not showing me any premature happiness here.
Source: tatoeba (18068)
Seen close-up, things have a way of showing their defects, their innate ugliness.
Source: tatoeba (20835)
The buds are just showing.
Source: tatoeba (22596)
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