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Detailed Translations for shower from English to Spanish

shower:

shower [the ~] nomen

  1. the shower
    la ducha
  2. the shower (downpour)
    el chubasco; el aguacero; el chaparrón; la lluvia torrencial; la ráfaga de viento; la racha de viento; la gota fría; el viento racheado; la ventolera

to shower verb (showers, showered, showering)

  1. to shower (take a shower)

Conjugations for shower:

present
  1. shower
  2. shower
  3. showers
  4. shower
  5. shower
  6. shower
simple past
  1. showered
  2. showered
  3. showered
  4. showered
  5. showered
  6. showered
present perfect
  1. have showered
  2. have showered
  3. has showered
  4. have showered
  5. have showered
  6. have showered
past continuous
  1. was showering
  2. were showering
  3. was showering
  4. were showering
  5. were showering
  6. were showering
future
  1. shall shower
  2. will shower
  3. will shower
  4. shall shower
  5. will shower
  6. will shower
continuous present
  1. am showering
  2. are showering
  3. is showering
  4. are showering
  5. are showering
  6. are showering
subjunctive
  1. be showered
  2. be showered
  3. be showered
  4. be showered
  5. be showered
  6. be showered
diverse
  1. shower!
  2. let's shower!
  3. showered
  4. showering
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for shower:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aguacero downpour; shower downpour; drencher; driving rain; heavy shower; pouring rain; torrential rain
chaparrón downpour; shower downpour; drencher; driving rain; gust of rain; gust of wind; heavy shower; pouring rain; rain squall; squall; torrential rain
chubasco downpour; shower downpour; drencher; driving rain; gust of wind; heavy shower; pouring rain; squall; torrential rain
ducha shower bathroom
gota fría downpour; shower
lluvia torrencial downpour; shower cloud burst
racha de viento downpour; shower gust of wind; squall
ráfaga de viento downpour; shower gust of wind; squall
ventolera downpour; shower gust of wind; squall
viento racheado downpour; shower gust of wind; squall
- cascade; exhibitioner; exhibitor; rain shower; shower bath
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
ducharse shower; take a shower
- lavish; shower down
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- shower a torrent of

Related Words for "shower":


Synonyms for "shower":


Related Definitions for "shower":

  1. washing yourself by standing upright under water sprayed from a nozzle1
    • he took a shower after the game1
  2. a plumbing fixture that sprays water over you1
    • they installed a shower in the bathroom1
  3. a sudden downpour (as of tears or sparks etc) likened to a rain shower1
    • a little shower of rose petals1
  4. a party of friends assembled to present gifts (usually of a specified kind) to a person1
    • her friends organized a baby shower for her when she was expecting1
  5. someone who organizes an exhibit for others to see1
  6. a brief period of precipitation1
    • the game was interrupted by a brief shower1
  7. take a shower; wash one's body in the shower1
    • You should shower after vigorous exercise1
  8. provide abundantly with1
    • He showered her with presents1
  9. spray or sprinkle with1
    • The guests showered rice on the couple1
  10. expend profusely; also used with abstract nouns1
    • He was showered with praise1
  11. rain abundantly1
    • Meteors showered down over half of Australia1

Wiktionary Translations for shower:

shower
noun
  1. brief fall of rain
  2. device for bathing
  3. instance of using of this device
verb
  1. to spray with
  2. to bathe using a shower

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
shower chubasco; chaparrón regenbui — een tijdelijke periode van regen tengevolge van het overtrekken van een wolkenveld
shower ducharse; duchar douchen — een douche nemen
shower ducha douche — Stortbad
shower ducha Brause — siebförmige Duschvorrichtung
shower ducha; regadera; lluvia Dusche — Einrichtung, meist im Badezimmer, die das Wasser aus größerer Höhe auf den Körper fallen lässt und so das schnelle Waschen des Körpers erlaubt
shower ducharse duschen — sich oder jemanden anders mithilfe einer Brause meist zu Reinigungszwecken mit Wasser berieseln
shower chaparrón; chubasco aversepluie soudaine et abondante.
shower ducha douche — Eau projetée
shower duchar doucherarroser au moyen d’une douche.
shower aguacero gibouléepluie soudaine, de courte durée, et quelquefois mêlée de grêle ou de neige.

show:

to show verb (shows, showed, showing)

  1. to show (display; exhibit)
  2. to show (present; offer)
  3. to show (witness)
  4. to show (exhibit; display)
  5. to show (pinpoint; indicate; point out; )
  6. to show (point out; draw attention to; indicate; point; signal)
  7. to show (bring out)
    sacar; mostrar; lanzar; emitir
  8. to show (bring out)
    sacar
  9. to show (bring out)
    sacar; lanzar; emitir
  10. to show (express; reveal; exhibit; )
  11. to show (take out; bring out; produce)
  12. to show (point; indicate)

Conjugations for show:

present
  1. show
  2. show
  3. shows
  4. show
  5. show
  6. show
simple past
  1. showed
  2. showed
  3. showed
  4. showed
  5. showed
  6. showed
present perfect
  1. have shown
  2. have shown
  3. has shown
  4. have shown
  5. have shown
  6. have shown
past continuous
  1. was showing
  2. were showing
  3. was showing
  4. were showing
  5. were showing
  6. were showing
future
  1. shall show
  2. will show
  3. will show
  4. shall show
  5. will show
  6. will show
continuous present
  1. am showing
  2. are showing
  3. is showing
  4. are showing
  5. are showing
  6. are showing
subjunctive
  1. be shown
  2. be shown
  3. be shown
  4. be shown
  5. be shown
  6. be shown
diverse
  1. show!
  2. let's show!
  3. shown
  4. showing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

show [the ~] nomen

  1. the show (exhibition; exposition; happening)
    la demostración; la exhibición; la sesión; la función; la exposición
  2. the show
    la demostración; la muestra; la manifestación; la exhibición
  3. the show (showing; performance; exhibition; ceremony)
    el espectáculo
  4. the show (pageant)
    la demostración; el espectáculo; el esplendor; la representación; la pompa; la exhibición
  5. the show (theatrical performance; performance; stage performance; dramatic performance)
    la noche de teatro
  6. the show (exhibition; exposition; display)
    la exhibición; la exposición

Translation Matrix for show:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
demostración exhibition; exposition; happening; pageant; show
enseñar acquiring; learning
espectáculo ceremony; exhibition; pageant; performance; show; showing dais; panorama; play; production; showpiece; sight; spectacle; stage; stage play; view
esplendor pageant; show brilliance; cleaner; gleam; glitter; glittering; glory; luster; lustre; polish; radiance; sparkle; sparkling; splendor; splendour
exhibición display; exhibition; exposition; happening; pageant; show demonstrating; display; showing
exposición display; exhibition; exposition; happening; show chronometry; clarification; clearing; communication; display; elucidation; enlightenment; enunciation; explaining; explanation; expression; information; notice; open door day; private viewing; pronunciation; timekeeping; timing; utterance; view day
función exhibition; exposition; happening; show action; chore; duties; feature; function; hobby; job; job role; labor; labour; pastime; position; post; task; work; working; workpiece
lanzar casting; raising; throwing; throwing up
manifestación show assembly; conference; congress; declaration; demonstration; disclosure; enunciation; expression; gathering; manifestation; meeting; proclamation; promulgation; pronunciation; publication; revelation; symposium; unveiling; utterance
muestra show body of evidence; copy; evidence; example; gesture; identification mark; identifying mark; mark; piece of evidence; proof; sample; swatch; token
noche de teatro dramatic performance; performance; show; stage performance; theatrical performance
pompa pageant; show boast; boasting; bold; brag; bragging; bravado; glory; ostentation; pompous ass; procession; splendor; splendour; swank; tall talk
representación pageant; show agency; dealership; demonstrating; fabrication; fantasy; figment of the imagination; illusion; image; imagination; phantasy; picture; pipe dream; portrait; rendering; representation; showing
representar painting; portraying
sesión exhibition; exposition; happening; show bench; couch; front bench; seance; seat; session; sharing session; sitting
- appearance; display
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
advertir draw attention to; indicate; point; point out; show; signal brief; call attention to; feel; indicate; inform; instil; instill; make known; notice; notify; observe; perceive; point out; see; send word; sense; signal; tell; tip off
asignar indicate; point; show allocate; assign; get undone; map; pull out; unpick; untie
atestiguar show; witness
dar informes draw attention to; indicate; point; point out; show; signal call attention to; indicate; inform; instil; instill; make known; notify; point out; report; send word; tell
dar muestras de show; witness
demostrar bring out; display; exhibit; offer; present; produce; show; take out demonstrate; display; expose; illustrate; justify; make your point; prove; show what you mean; verify
emitir bring out; show announce; broadcast; declare; discharge; disgorge; drain; emanate; emit; empty; expel; expound; exude; issue; proclaim; remove; send; send out; state
enseñar bring out; display; exhibit; offer; present; produce; show; take out arise; brief; display; educate; explain; inform; instruct; lead up; learn; occur; prepare; qualify; school; study; studying; teach; train; tutor
exhibir display; exhibit; offer; present; show attract attention; be conspicuous; be on show; display; exhibit; expose; flaunt; jut out; leap out; parade; prance; present; protrude; show off; stand out; stick out; unmask
exponer display; exhibit; offer; present; show attach; attract attention; bare; be conspicuous; be on show; clarify; contribute; cover; define; depict; describe; display; enlighten; enter; exhibit; explain; expose; expound; flaunt; jut out; leap out; light out; make clear; make explicit; parade; post; prance; present; protrude; recount; report; say; send in; show off; spotlight; stand out; stick out; tell; uncover; unmask
expresar offer; present; show declare; describe; express; express oneself; formulate; give expression to; impersonate; interpret; personify; phrase; portray; put into words; represent; reproduce; reveal oneself; speak; spout; talk; translate; unload; utter; ventilate; verbalise; verbalize; voice; word
hacer aparecer bring out; produce; show; take out pull out
hacer la presentación de display; exhibit; show display
hacer postura offer; present; show offer; write out
hacer referencia draw attention to; indicate; point; point out; show; signal address; direct; refer to
indicar indicate; point; show enlist; enrol; enroll; explain; imply; indicate; point to; prompt; register; signify; stand for; subscribe; suggest; tell; whisper
informar draw attention to; indicate; point; point out; show; signal announce; call attention to; indicate; inform; instil; instill; make known; notify; point out; report; send word; state; tell
informar acerca de draw attention to; indicate; point; point out; show; signal inform; make known; notify; send word
lanzar bring out; show bring in; bring up; broach; broach a subject; cast; cast off; cast out; chuck down; cut into; dismiss; drop; fire; fire a shot; fling; fling down; flop; fusillade; heave; hurl; initiate; introduce; launch; postulate; prompt; put forward; put on the table; raise; release; shoot; start; suggest; throw; throw down; throw off; throw out; throw upward; toss in the air; toss up
llamar la atención sobre draw attention to; indicate; point; point out; show; signal
localizar un sitio para bombardear define; indicate; pinpoint; point; point out; point to; show
lucir display; exhibit; show
manifestar display; exhibit; show declare; display; explain; express; make clear; make explicit; manifest
manifestarse admit; demonstrate; display; exhibit; express; reveal; show assert; contend; demonstrate; disclose
mostrar bring out; display; exhibit; indicate; offer; point; present; produce; show; take out arise; declare; decloak; display; express; flaunt; prance; realise; realize; show off; substantiate; uncloak
ostentar display; exhibit; show attract attention; be conspicuous; display; flaunt; jut out; leap out; prance; protrude; show off; stand out; stick out
poner display; exhibit; show add; administer; adopt; allocate; apply; arrange; avail oneself of; bring down; deposit; display; employ; enforce; engage; implement; insert; lay; lay something down; laydown; locate; make use of; place; play off; position; practice; practise; put; put down; put in; put something down; set; set down; situate; station; switch on; take; take down; turn on; use; utilise; utilize
presentar display; exhibit; offer; present; show advise; announce; delate; deliver up; display; expose; extend; give; give to; hand; hand in; hand over; inform; offer; pass; present; present with; prompt; render; showcase; suggest; unmask; whisper; whisper in someone's ear; write out
representar display; exhibit; show advise; display; render; represent; suggest
revelar display; exhibit; show admit; alter; announce; betray; change; create; declare; develop; disclose; expound; give away; inform against; interchange; invent; make; peach; proclaim; reveal; squeak; squeal; state; switch; transform; unfold; unveil; vary
sacar bring out; show absorb; accuse; bail out; bale out; blame; cheat; collect; discredit; draw up; excerpt; extract; fool; gain; get undone; go short; hold against; learn; play up; play up in a cardgame; pop; pull out; rebuke; receive; reprimand; reproach; strike up; take out; tap; trick; undo; unpick; untie
sacar una cosa bring out; produce; show; take out
señalar indicate; point; show admonish; assent; authenticate; become aware of; behold; blame; castigate; certify; confirm; decry; denounce; emphasise; emphasize; exhort; make a signal; notice; observe; perceive; ratify; rebuke; reprimand; reprove; scarify; see; see in; signal; underline; uphold; warn
testimoniar show; witness appear as a witness; bear testimony; bear witness; give evidence; testify; testify to
traer a colación bring out; produce; show; take out
- bear witness; demo; demonstrate; depict; designate; establish; evidence; evince; exhibit; express; indicate; picture; point; present; prove; read; record; register; render; shew; show up; testify; usher
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
exposición exposure
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
emitir issue
- display; exhibit; present; show up

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Antonyms for "show":


Related Definitions for "show":

  1. the act of publicly exhibiting or entertaining1
    • a remarkable show of skill1
  2. pretending that something is the case in order to make a good impression1
    • that ceremony is just for show1
  3. a social event involving a public performance or entertainment1
    • they wanted to see some of the shows on Broadway1
  4. something intended to communicate a particular impression1
    • a show of impatience1
    • a good show of looking interested1
  5. establish the validity of something, as by an example, explanation or experiment1
    • The mathematician showed the validity of the conjecture1
  6. indicate a certain reading; of gauges and instruments1
    • The thermometer showed thirteen degrees below zero1
  7. give evidence of, as of records1
    • The diary shows his distress that evening1
  8. indicate a place, direction, person, or thing; either spatially or figuratively1
    • I showed the customer the glove section1
  9. give expression to1
    • She showed her disappointment1
  10. provide evidence for1
    • The blood test showed that he was the father1
  11. finish third or better in a horse or dog race1
    • he bet $2 on number six to show1
  12. show in, or as in, a picture1
  13. take (someone) to their seats, as in theaters or auditoriums1
    • The usher showed us to our seats1
  14. make visible or noticeable1
    • She showed her talent for cooking1
  15. be or become visible or noticeable1
    • His good upbringing really shows1
    • The dirty side will show1
  16. give an exhibition of to an interested audience1
    • She shows her dogs frequently1

Wiktionary Translations for show:

show
verb
  1. display
  2. indicate (a fact) to be true
noun
  1. entertainment
  2. exhibition
  3. demonstration
  4. broadcast program(me)

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
show espectáculo vertoning — dat wat vertoond, voorgesteld wordt
show exponer; asomar; presentar; mostrar vertonen — laten zien
show enseñar; mostrar tonen — laten zien
show alardear; ostentar; lucir pronken — vertoon maken met mooie dingen
show argumentar betogen — een serie argumenten als een verhaal presenteren, bijvoorbeeld in een rechtszaak
show señalar; indicar aanduiden — aanwijzen
show enunciación Kundgebungnur Singular: das Kundgeben, Bekanntgeben, Mitteilen, Äußern, Zeigen
show programa Sendung — die empfangene Ausstrahlung einer Rundfunk- oder Fernsehübertragung; das aktuelle Programm in Radio oder Fernseher
show señalar anzeigentransitiv: Auskunft über den Stand von etwas geben
show enseñar; mostrar vormachentransitiv: die Handhabung einer Sache vorführen, demonstrieren
show mostrar weisen — jemandem etwas zeigen
show mostrar; apuntar; demostrar; presentar zeigendi(transitiv): jemanden etwas sehen lassen
show probar; demostrar démontrerprouver d’une manière évidente et convaincante.
show designar; adscribir désigner — Traduction à trier
show indicar; enseñar; mostrar; señalar indiquermontrer, désigner une personne ou une chose.
show manifestar manifesterrendre manifeste.
show mostrar; indicar; señalar; enseñar montrerfaire voir ; exposer aux regards.
show salón; living salonpièce, dans un appartement, dans une maison, qui est ordinairement plus grande et plus orner que les autres, et qui servir à recevoir les visites.
show espectáculo spectaclevue d’ensemble qui attirer les regards, l’attention.

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