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Meanings of no-show in English

Catalan
truà
Spanish
absentista

Someone who shirks duty.

truà
Usage of no-show in English
1
A no-show can be the difference between breaking even or losing money.
Independent.ie
2
If we think he's going to be a no-show tomorrow, we'll move.
Secret of the seventh son
3
Nearly three hours later as the sun sank, Corley was a no-show.
The panic zone
4
Went to the movies, drank himself into a stupor, pulled a no-show.
Repo men
5
He glanced at me, embarrassment a no-show in this emotionally charged conversation.
Silver zombie: delilah street: paranormal investigator
6
Rihanna also was a surprise no-show on the music industry's biggest night.
Reuters
7
After all that, the guy was a no-show! She stamped her foot.
Bake sale murder
8
Writer lists unclaimed no-show jobs, including: Special Assistant to the Subcommittee on Transportation.
The new yorker
9
People are often sanctioned for a no-show at appointments they never knew about.
The Guardian
10
At the time, I thought my quit-smoking appointment was the no-show.
Indecent suggestion
11
It's beginning to look a lot like no-show season in the restaurant world.
The Irish Times
12
He pulled a no-show, Jesus, must have been end of August.
Raging Heat
13
The only no-show that really stung for me was Bo Burnham.
NY Magazine
14
McMahon has portrayed Murphy as a no-show congressman who has repeatedly missed votes.
Reuters
15
Eunice was a no-show but mutton sandwiches were on sale at the barbecue.
Radio NZ
16
Both Kim and Kanye were a no-show at the Grammy Awards.
Reuters
About this term
Translations for no-show
Catalan
truà
No-show through the time
No-show across language varieties
United States of America
Common