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Bedeutung: indication

[Nomen]

trace, showing, occurrence, representation, sight, show

Bedeutung: language

[Verb]

reveal, clarify, disclose, divulge, explain, elucidate, proclaim, publish, show

Bedeutung: arrival

[Nomen]

rise, showing, seeming, semblance, emergence, presentation, show, appearance

Bedeutung: exhibit

[Verb]

demonstrate, publicise, publicize, evince, manifest, show, display

Bedeutung: practice

[Nomen]

pretence, disguise, pretext, show, face

Bedeutung: bring out proudly

[Verb]

display eagerly, show off, exhibit, illustrate, represent, demonstrate, show, trot out

Bedeutung: view

[Verb]

emerge, arise, rise, become visible, show, surface, appear

Bedeutung: show off

[Verb]

spread, flaunt, flourish, parade, show, trot out, display

Bedeutung: brilliance

[Nomen]

grandeur, magnificence, pomp, dazzle, display, show, brightness, splendour

Bedeutung: come into view

[Verb]

emerge, arise, rise, appear, show, surface, become visible

Bedeutung: appear

[Verb]

emerge, arise, rise, become visible, show, surface, come into view

Bedeutung: radio programme

[Nomen]

show, telecast, broadcast

Bedeutung: come forth

[Verb]

emerge, arise, rise, issue, show, become visible, peep

Bedeutung: develop

[Verb]

evolve, elaborate, explain, reveal, show, describe, unfold

Bedeutung: event

[Nomen]

incident, episode, spectacle, exhibition, display, situation, show, sight, scene

Bedeutung: production

[Nomen]

exhibit, display, show, exhibition, showing

Bedeutung: vision

[Nomen]

sight, glimpse, appearance, show, aspect, view

Bedeutung: disguise

[Nomen]

cloak, charade, cover, cover-up, pageant, dissembling, mask, pretension, semblance, show, veil, pretense

Bedeutung: television programme

[Nomen]

show, broadcast, telecast

Bedeutung: public event

[Nomen]

exposition, carnival, fair, show, performance, opening, exhibition

Bedeutung: farce

[Nomen]

imitation, burlesque, mimicry, caricature, show, satire, sham, mockery

Bedeutung: musical performance

[Nomen]

symphony, performance, recital, show, spectacle, philharmonic, concert

Bedeutung: presentation

[Nomen]

demonstration, exhibit, production, exhibition, show, display, representation, spectacle

Bedeutung: art

[Nomen]

performance, comedy, drama, farce, piece, show, tragedy, melodrama, play

Bedeutung: impressive array

[Nomen]

array, display, fanfare, exhibit, show, pomp, shine, panoply

Bedeutung: donate

[Verb]

offer, present, hand out, give, show, issue, devote, set forth

Bedeutung: performance

[Nomen]

comedy, drama, farce, piece, show, tragedy, play, melodrama

Bedeutung: action

[Verb]

demonstrate, display, broadcast, exhibit, show, spread, transmit, utter, bear

Bedeutung: reveal

[Verb]

exhibit, vaunt, show, uncover, expose, display, disclose, advertise

Bedeutung: permission

[Verb]

grant, allow, bestow, show, concede, give in, give up, yield, accord

Bedeutung: display

[Verb]

exhibit, reveal, show, express, make known, evidence, evince, manifest

Bedeutung: quality

[Nomen]

flourish, show, elan, splendour, spirit, vigour, dash

Bedeutung: exhibition

[Nomen]

demonstration, display, show, exposition, spectacle, performance, unveiling, presentation

Bedeutung: appearance

[Nomen]

display, ostentation, show, ceremony, spectacle, pretension, pomp, parade

Bedeutung: grant

[Verb]

allow, bestow, show, concede, give in, give up, yield, deign

Bedeutung: flourish

[Nomen]

show, dash, splendour, spirit, vigour, elan

Bedeutung: lip service

[Nomen]

deceit, show, hypocrisy, pomposity, empty talk, dishonesty, pretence, cant

Bedeutung: pretence

[Nomen]

affectation, show, airs, front, facade, sham, deception, put on

Bedeutung: entertainment

[Nomen]

show, boards, play, footlights, stage, theatre, drama

Bedeutung: activity

[Verb]

bare, report, show, display, reveal, exhibit, uncover, uncloak, expose

Bedeutung: ostentation

[Nomen]

show, affectation, tinsel, falseness, sham, hypocrisy, cheapness

Bedeutung: bare

[Verb]

report, show, display, reveal, exhibit, uncover, expose, uncloak

Bedeutung: cant

[Nomen]

deceit, show, hypocrisy, pomposity, empty talk, dishonesty, pretence, lip service

Bedeutung: guide

[Verb]

show, lead, escort, convey, usher, chaperon, transport, conduct

Bedeutung: affectation

[Nomen]

show, put-on, pretence, front, facade, sham, deception, airs

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show

Bedeutung: indication

trace, showing, occurrence, representation, sight, show

Bedeutung: language

reveal, clarify, disclose, divulge, explain, elucidate, proclaim, publish, show

Bedeutung: arrival

rise, showing, seeming, semblance, emergence, presentation, show, appearance

Bedeutung: exhibit

demonstrate, publicise, publicize, evince, manifest, show, display

Bedeutung: practice

pretence, disguise, pretext, show, face

Bedeutung: bring out proudly

display eagerly, show off, exhibit, illustrate, represent, demonstrate, show, trot out

Bedeutung: view

emerge, arise, rise, become visible, show, surface, appear

Bedeutung: show off

spread, flaunt, flourish, parade, show, trot out, display

Bedeutung: brilliance

grandeur, magnificence, pomp, dazzle, display, show, brightness, splendour

Bedeutung: come into view

emerge, arise, rise, appear, show, surface, become visible

Bedeutung: appear

emerge, arise, rise, become visible, show, surface, come into view

Bedeutung: radio programme

show, telecast, broadcast

Bedeutung: come forth

emerge, arise, rise, issue, show, become visible, peep

Bedeutung: develop

evolve, elaborate, explain, reveal, show, describe, unfold

Bedeutung: event

incident, episode, spectacle, exhibition, display, situation, show, sight, scene

Bedeutung: production

exhibit, display, show, exhibition, showing

Bedeutung: vision

sight, glimpse, appearance, show, aspect, view

Bedeutung: disguise

cloak, charade, cover, cover-up, pageant, dissembling, mask, pretension, semblance, show, veil, pretense

Bedeutung: television programme

show, broadcast, telecast

Bedeutung: public event

exposition, carnival, fair, show, performance, opening, exhibition

Bedeutung: farce

imitation, burlesque, mimicry, caricature, show, satire, sham, mockery

Bedeutung: musical performance

symphony, performance, recital, show, spectacle, philharmonic, concert

Bedeutung: presentation

demonstration, exhibit, production, exhibition, show, display, representation, spectacle

Bedeutung: art

performance, comedy, drama, farce, piece, show, tragedy, melodrama, play

Bedeutung: impressive array

array, display, fanfare, exhibit, show, pomp, shine, panoply

Bedeutung: donate

offer, present, hand out, give, show, issue, devote, set forth

Bedeutung: performance

comedy, drama, farce, piece, show, tragedy, play, melodrama

Bedeutung: action

demonstrate, display, broadcast, exhibit, show, spread, transmit, utter, bear

Bedeutung: reveal

exhibit, vaunt, show, uncover, expose, display, disclose, advertise

Bedeutung: permission

grant, allow, bestow, show, concede, give in, give up, yield, accord

Bedeutung: display

exhibit, reveal, show, express, make known, evidence, evince, manifest

Bedeutung: quality

flourish, show, elan, splendour, spirit, vigour, dash

Bedeutung: exhibition

demonstration, display, show, exposition, spectacle, performance, unveiling, presentation

Bedeutung: appearance

display, ostentation, show, ceremony, spectacle, pretension, pomp, parade

Bedeutung: grant

allow, bestow, show, concede, give in, give up, yield, deign

Bedeutung: flourish

show, dash, splendour, spirit, vigour, elan

Bedeutung: lip service

deceit, show, hypocrisy, pomposity, empty talk, dishonesty, pretence, cant

Bedeutung: pretence

affectation, show, airs, front, facade, sham, deception, put on

Bedeutung: entertainment

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