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A v. t. + avv.
1 accompagnare (q.) di sopra; far salire: Show him up!, fallo salire!
2 rivelare; far apparire; mettere in luce (anche fig.); dimostrare: The light showed up the wrinkles on his face, la luce rivelava le rughe del suo viso; His failure showed up the weakness of his plan, il fallimento ha dimostrato la debolezza del suo progetto
3 svelare, mettere a nudo (un inganno, ecc.); smascherare (q.): to show up a swindler, smascherare un imbroglione
4 (spec. ingl.) far fare una brutta figura (o una figuraccia) a (q.); far vergognare (q.); mettere (q.) in imbarazzo: He showed me up by getting drunk at my boss's party, mi ha fatto fare una figuraccia ubriacandosi alla festa del mio capo
B v. i.
1 apparire; comparire; saltare fuori: New words are showing up all the time, compaiono di continuo parole nuove
2 (di un difetto, ecc.) vedersi; notarsi
3 (fam.) farsi vedere; farsi vivo; arrivare; presentarsi; intervenire: Only the bigger shareholders showed up for the general meeting, all'assemblea generale intervennero soltanto gli azionisti maggiori.

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