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Meanings of show up in English

Portuguese
mostrar-se
Catalan
sorgir
Spanish
surgir

Appear or become visible; make a showing.

mostrar-se
Portuguese
ressaltar
Spanish
resaltar

Be or become visible or noticeable.

ressaltar
Usage of show up in English
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Ask yourself: How many truly original characters show up in American movies?
Reuters
2
When two adults in good health are involved, they eventually show up.
Table for five
3
At what energy does this new physics show up, said Dr Lockyer.
BBC
4
The reductions should show up in the second half of this year.
Reuters
5
He said he'd need assurances that Maxon can show up in court.
Reuters
6
The first positive figures would likely show up next summer, he said.
Reuters
7
Still, the great mystery was how many people would actually show up.
The Democracy Project
8
By the time they show up, thousands of people have already massed.
Reuters
9
Stewart, meanwhile, often failed to show up for work at Media Fusion.
Wired
10
Last year, he just seemed to show up when he wanted to.
James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper
11
Just like any other job, you need to show up for work.
Reuters
12
Yes, academics are important, but you also have show up on time.
Reuters
13
Omens come in many forms and can show up at any time.
Witch School's First Degree
14
Maybe they would show up later in the day or tomorrow morning.
Acts of faith
15
Train riders are advised to show up only 30 minutes in advance.
Wired
16
And if they don't show up soon there won't be much point.
Water for elephants
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