Summary
show {noun}
desfile · exibição · exposição · espetáculo · programa · salão · show · mostra · programa de TV
to show {verb}
exibir · expor · mostrar · revelar · manifestar · denotar · exteriorizar
to {preposition}
ao · para · a · a fim de
show {noun}
gig · concert · show
Synonyms
show: prove · demonstrate · establish
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English-Portuguese translation for "show"
"show" Portuguese translation
show {noun}
fashion show
If this Parliament wants to show solidarity with the people of Northern Ireland it should perhaps consider sending a delegation there for
This piece, actually, will be on display down in the Sierra Simulcast Lounge in the breaks between now and the end of the show.
world stage through a show of military might.
However, one of the Pavilion’s main attractions is the exhibit of a 20 minute film showing a day in Timor-Leste.
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But when she suggested to be in the show, this piece came to mind.
But about three years ago I had an art show in New York, and I titled it "Serious Nonsense."
This is from the show called "Invisible," at Talwar Gallery.
TEMPT's going to be in the show, which is pretty awesome.
The deadline for the show arrived my paints didn't.
show {noun} (also: spectacle, sight)
That robot put on a great show.
The show's not over.
The show began with tremendous special effects, because there were catastrophic climate shifts which sort of sounds interesting as a
Roger 2,:,0: Oprah, I can't tell you how great it is to be back on your show.
These are only a few examples to show just how important the five year programme is.
The 1950s: June Cleever in the original comfort show, "Leave it to Beaver."
What good's your job if you've gotta do your TV show from a hospital bed?
I invite the Council to show greater realism and commitment in implementing this programme.
I hope you'll forgive me if I don't perform a kind of one-man savant show for you today.
Now, would that this were just about Sarah Palin and her reality TV show.
She did this on the "Larry King Live" show on CNN six and a half years ago.
And we trained 250 people to give the slide show in every town and village and city in Australia.
Or, as some of us have come to call it..... the freak show.
And it's a tremendous honor for me to be able to show it to you here first.
The facts show that there is no connection between tax levels and employment.
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This heat map is going to show you how the brain of the system works.
So it'll show you GDP per capita, population, longevity, that's about it.
show {noun} (also: broadcast)
I watch that TV show 'Lie To Me.' I know you're lying."
to show {verb}
to show [showed|shown; showed] {vb} (also: to display, to screen, to demonstrate, to show off)
To show too much of one's 'hard power ' is to run the risk of ruining one's'soft power '.
I like to call these the prima donna of the galaxy world, because they are kind of show offs.
And we made this small movie that I'd like to show.
to show off
I was showing the film, and I remember being in Israel and getting it absolutely slaughtered by some guys having watched the film that it's just a day of peace, it doesn't mean anything.
to show [showed|shown; showed] {vb} (also: to demonstrate, to exhibit, to explain, to expose)
Mr President, Mr Bonde, I have just given you detailed figures that show that confidentiality is in fact being applied less and less.
No museum or gallery in the United States, except for the New York gallery that carries Botero's work, has dared to show the paintings
to show [showed|shown; showed] {vb} (also: to display, to demonstrate, to point out, to indicate)
I want to show you a situation that is very normal right now; the Edwards family.
And I hope, in the next few years, to show that this will lead to smart machines.
And I'm going to show to Bruno some first tries, and he can have the first bite.
But, I wanted to get up and show you that we can do it if we're more responsible.
And this is what led us to think about the following project I'll show you now.
to show [showed|shown; showed] {vb} (also: to unveil, to reveal, to develop, to disclose)
This indicator will show us a general level of foreign language knowledge.
The cost of a holiday in the west and north of Ireland indeed will show up very favourably.
We need to show that we are logical, fair, flexible and that we know where European interests lie.
That may show willing, but it is not enough.
The tragic events in East Timor have shown the cowardice and opportunism of the international community.
to show [showed|shown; showed] {vb} (also: to demonstrate, to manifest, to reveal)
Fortunately, we can show our disagreement by drumming our fingers on our tables.
But how are we going to manage to show more solidarity with the same amount of money?
The Commission was recently given the opportunity to show its concern about this matter.
We must therefore show them our solidarity and give them our support.
We wish to show our solidarity with the Italian process.
to show [showed|shown; showed] {vb} (also: to indicate, to denote)
to show [showed|shown; showed] {vb} (also: to manifest)
to
We must educate people visiting the countryside to stop them from polluting it.
This report takes us back to the question of why we even have a regional policy.
To make sure there is and will be a real, meaningful and necessary plan of action.
We are making promises to Mr Arafat and we are agreeing to fight, but for what?
I would like to call on the Spanish authorities to take another look at this case.
to {preposition}
As an extra precaution, I am validating this advice to our scientific committee.
We will continue to pay great attention to promoting and establishing democracy.
The Court of Justice or the Court of Auditors will have to adapt to enlargement.
A group that belongs to the Muslim Brothers has arrived in power democratically.
As they deal with the same subject, Questions Nos 5 to 8 will be taken together.
With regard to pensions, it is the issue of security which is crucial to people.
And hopefully we'll be able to use this to discover more truth, and more beauty.
The European Union is little able to tackle the question of employment directly.
We enquired about the scientific findings in order to substantiate our decision.
This would be a proud promise for the European Parliament to give on Europe Day.
With regard to pensions, it is the issue of security which is crucial to people.
The second area where we still have much to do as an Institution is informatics.
I should like at this point to return to one aspect I consider more fundamental.
We will continue to pay great attention to promoting and establishing democracy.
Mr President, I would like to make a comment in relation to yesterday's Minutes.
The ACP-EU delegation went to the Solomon Islands to study the ethnic tension.
In order to bring Europe closer to the citizens, we need more real democracy.
Well in order to accommodate that, you would have to cut education spending in half.
In order to dispel this misunderstanding, I submit the following oral amendment:
We shall pass these comments on to the Commission so that matters can be put right.
show {noun}
I hope you'll forgive me if I don't perform a kind of one-man savant show for you today.
Now, would that this were just about Sarah Palin and her reality TV show.
She did this on the "Larry King Live" show on CNN six and a half years ago.
And we trained 250 people to give the slide show in every town and village and city in Australia.
Or, as some of us have come to call it..... the freak show.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "show":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "show" in Portuguese
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"show" translation - forum results
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