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Meanings of showing in inglés

español
proyección

The display of a motion picture.

proyección
portugués
exibição
catalán
exhibició
español
exposición

Something shown to the public.

exposición
Usage of showing in inglés
1
Other Europeans are showing disgruntlement too; solidarity today only goes so far.
The Guardian
2
The crisis is already showing signs of seriously damaging the Russian economy.
The Guardian
3
The effects of this decisive debate were not long in showing themselves.
Tess of the d'Urbervilles: A Pure Woman
4
Jafari said: Our report is showing that Australian consumers want these cars.
The Guardian
5
I repeat, this is a pathetically limp showing from Europe so far.
The Guardian
6
Unique documents showing 100 years of Bristol's architectural history are at risk.
BBC
7
Built on World War II technology, the system is showing its age.
Wired
8
The Government has issued figures showing improved levels of education by prisoners.
Radio NZ
9
Russia was also showing an renewed interest in the area, she said.
Radio NZ
10
USA Today has a photo gallery showing off the new toy sets.
Wired
11
Subjects: Twenty-one prepubertal healthy children showing a wide range in birth weight.
Pubmed
12
I bring worrying news from the first commercial showing of Power Rangers.
The Irish Times
13
He is showing great patience and great confidence on the low block.
Reuters
14
We believe we are doing a good job and are showing results.
The Guardian
15
There are epidemiological cross-country data and data within countries showing an effect.
Pubmed
16
Wendell Carter Jr.'s 23 points led another strong offensive showing for No.
Reuters
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Translations for showing
catalán
exhibició
Showing through the time
Showing across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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