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Meanings of showtime in English

Portuguese
começo
Catalan
primer
Spanish
umbral

The time at which something is supposed to begin.

    começo
    Usage of showtime in English
    1
    With nine days until showtime, everything seemed to be coming together.
    The Irish Times
    2
    Should she be memorizing my showtime or totally relying on us? asked Lydia.
    Still alice
    3
    And now, ladies and gentlemen and everything in between, it's showtime!
    Silent screams
    4
    You two have got a lot of warming up to do before showtime.
    Catching Fire
    5
    Wired.com caught up with the duo a few hours before showtime.
    Wired
    6
    The jump from search to showtime isn't all sunshine and Technicolor rainbows, though.
    Wired
    7
    By showtime, the back room was filled with bags of dope and pills.
    When I stop talking, you'll know i'm dead: useful stories from a...
    8
    Five minutes 'til showtime; they should be here by now.
    G'day to die: a passport to peril mystery
    9
    A quarter of an hour before showtime Gunther went into the trailer to change.
    The new yorker
    10
    The clock now says two fifty-three-justseven minutes to showtime.
    WATER FOR ELEPHANT
    11
    It was showtime at the Oireachtas banking inquiry on Thursday.
    The Irish Times
    12
    There also tend to be seats available for late night screenings until close to showtime.
    The Irish Times
    13
    This may be Ryder Cup week but it is also showtime for Nicholas Alexander Faldo.
    The Guardian
    14
    No matter what the humiliation level, it was showtime.
    Internecine
    15
    I didn't like it when he said 'it's showtime.'
    Year Zero
    16
    It was, as the Americans liked to say, showtime.
    Iron Man
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