Pronunciation: /ˈʃoʊɪŋ/
noun act of presenting or displaying something
A1 She is showing her new toy to her friends.
A2 The showing of the movie will start in 5 minutes.
B1 His showing of emotions is very subtle and hard to read.
B2 The art exhibition is showing some of the most famous paintings in history.
C1 The showing of support from the community was overwhelming.
C2 The showing of talent at the competition was truly impressive.
verb action of presenting or displaying something
A1 She is showing her new dress to her friends.
A2 The teacher is showing the students how to solve the math problem.
B1 The documentary is showing the effects of climate change on wildlife.
B2 The artist is showing her latest collection at the gallery.
C1 The data is showing a clear correlation between income and education level.
C2 The experiment results are showing promising outcomes for future research.
adjective describing something that is revealing or indicating
A1 She is showing her new toy to her friends.
A2 The map is showing the location of the nearest gas station.
B1 The presentation slides are showing important data and statistics.
B2 The documentary is showing the impact of climate change on wildlife.
C1 The artist's exhibition is showing a diverse range of artistic styles.
C2 The film is showing a nuanced portrayal of complex social issues.
formal The data analysis report is showing a significant increase in sales for the third quarter.
informal The graph is showing a clear upward trend in profits.
slang The movie we watched last night was showing some crazy special effects.
figurative Her actions are showing her true character.
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