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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

freak show N

freak show
espectáculo m de fenómenos de feria
freak show
espectáculo m de fenómenos de circo
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. freak [Am frik, Brit friːk] N

1.1. freak:

freak (abnormal specimen)
fenómeno m
freak (abnormal specimen)
ejemplar m anormal
freak (monster)
monstruo m
circus freak
fenómeno m de circo or de feria

1.2. freak (unnatural event):

freak
fenómeno m
freak
hecho m insólito

1.3. freak (peculiar person):

freak inf
bicho m raro inf

2. freak (hippy):

freak sl, dated
hippie mf

3. freak (fanatic) inf:

jazz/tennis freak
fanático m del jazz/tenis / fanática f del jazz/tenis inf

II. freak [Am frik, Brit friːk] ADJ attr

freak weather
inusitado
freak happening/result/victory
inesperado
freak happening/result/victory
insólito

III. freak [Am frik, Brit friːk] VB intr sl, dated

she will freak when I tell her
le va a dar un ataque cuando se lo diga inf

IV. freak [Am frik, Brit friːk] VB trans sl, dated

freak
asustar

I. show <pt showed, pp shown or showed> [Am ʃoʊ, Brit ʃəʊ] VB trans

1.1. show:

show photograph/scar/passport
mostrar
show photograph/scar/passport
enseñar
show scar
mostrar
to show sb sth, to show sth to sb
mostrarle algo a alguien
I showed Ellen my new dress
le mostré or le enseñé mi vestido nuevo a Ellen
show me the letter
muéstrame or enséñame la carta
show me where it hurts
indíqueme or muéstreme dónde le duele
to show one's teeth dog:
mostrar or enseñar los dientes
to show one's teeth person/government:
mostrar or enseñar los dientes or las uñas
to have nothing/something to show for sth, they had little/nothing to show for their years of work
vieron poco/no vieron recompensados sus años de trabajo
she has something to show for her efforts/sacrifices
sus esfuerzos/sacrificios han dado fruto or le han reportado algo

1.2. show:

show feelings
demostrar
show feelings
exteriorizar
show feelings
expresar
show interest/enthusiasm/taste
demostrar
show interest/enthusiasm/taste
mostrar
she showed great courage
demostró (tener) gran valor
she showed them no kindness
no se mostró nada amable con ellos
he shows her no respect
no le tiene ningún respeto
he shows her no respect
le falta al respeto
could you show me the way to the station?
¿me podría indicar cómo se llega a la estación?
to show signs of sth, he began to show signs of fatigue
empezó a dar muestras de estar agotado
the government shows every sign of capitulating
todo parece indicar que el gobierno va a claudicar
the economy shows no sign(s) of improvement
la economía no da señales de recuperarse

1.3. show (to allow to be seen):

this carpet shows every mark
en esta alfombra se notan todas las marcas
a color that shows the dirt
un color muy sucio or delicado
he's started to show his age
se le han empezado a notar los años

2.1. show (to depict, to present):

this photo shows her working in her garden
en esta foto está trabajando en el jardín
does the map show places of interest?
¿están señalados or marcados en el mapa los lugares de interés?
as shown in fig. 2
como se indica or se muestra en la figura 2

2.2. show (to register):

show barometer/dial/indicator:
marcar
show barometer/dial/indicator:
señalar
show barometer/dial/indicator:
indicar
show profit/loss
arrojar
the fuel light's showing red
la luz del combustible está en rojo

3.1. show (to demonstrate):

show truth/importance
demostrar
you have to show that you understand
tienes que demostrar que entiendes
independent research has shown that …
estudios independientes han demostrado que …
it just goes to show how wrong you can be about people
eso te demuestra cómo te puedes equivocar con la gente
to show what one is made of
demostrar lo que se vale
now's your chance to show them what you're made of
esta es tu oportunidad de demostrarles lo que vales

3.2. show (to teach):

show
enseñar
I showed her how to do it
le enseñé cómo se hacía
I'll show them! inf
¡ya van a ver!

4. show (to indicate the way) + adv compl:

he showed us to our seats
nos llevó or nos acompañó hasta nuestros asientos
to show sb in
hacer pasar a alguien
to show sb out
acompañar a alguien a la puerta
I'll show myself out
no hace falta que me acompañes
she showed him into the office/out of the house
lo hizo pasar a la oficina/lo acompañó hasta la salida
to show sb over a building
mostrarle or enseñarle a alguien un edificio
they showed us around the church
nos mostraron el interior de la iglesia
they showed us around the church
recorrieron la iglesia con nosotros

5.1. show (to screen):

show movie
dar
show movie
pasar
show movie
proyectar form
show movie
poner Spain
show program
dar
show program
poner Spain
show program
emitir form
show slides
pasar
show slides
proyectar form
they showed the game on TV
dieron el partido por televisión
when the movie was first shown
cuando se estrenó la película

5.2. show (to exhibit):

show paintings/sculpture
exponer
show paintings/sculpture
exhibir
show fashions
presentar
show horse/dog
presentar
show horse/dog
exponer

6. show (to give):

show cause/reason
alegar
show proof
presentar

II. show <pt showed, pp shown or showed> [Am ʃoʊ, Brit ʃəʊ] VB intr

1. show (to be visible):

show dirt/stains:
verse
show dirt/stains:
notarse
show emotions/scars:
notarse
a small dimple showed when he smiled
se le hacía un hoyuelo en la mejilla cuando sonreía
doubt showed on his face
se le notó que no estaba muy convencido
your/her slip is showing
se te/le ve la combinación
you let your feelings show too much
dejas transparentar demasiado lo que sientes
I painted the door in a hurry — yes, it shows!
pinté la puerta deprisa y corriendo — ¡sí, se nota! or ¡sí, y así quedó!
to show through
verse

2.1. show (to be screened) CINE:

it's showing at the Trocadero
la están dando en el Trocadero
it's showing at the Trocadero
la ponen en el Trocadero Spain
now showing all over London
ahora en salas de todas las zonas de Londres

2.2. show (to exhibit):

show artists:
exponer
show artists:
exhibir
show fashion designer:
presentar su colección

3. show (to turn up):

show inf
aparecer

4. show HORSE RAC:

show
llegar en tercer lugar

III. show <pt showed, pp shown or showed> [Am ʃoʊ, Brit ʃəʊ] VB refl to show oneself

1. show (to become visible):

to show oneself
asomarse
to show oneself
dejarse ver
to show oneself
notarse

2. show:

to show oneself
demostrar ser
to show oneself
resultar ser
he showed himself to be a great player
demostró ser un gran jugador
he showed himself to be a great player
se reveló como un gran jugador
she showed herself (to be) totally unscrupulous
resultó ser una persona sin escrúpulos de ningún tipo

IV. show [Am ʃoʊ, Brit ʃəʊ] N

1. show C (exhibition) ART:

show
exposición f
agricultural show
feria f agrícola y ganadera
agricultural show
exposición f rural RioPl
air show
exhibición f acrobática aérea
boat show
salón m náutico
fashion show
desfile m de modelos
fashion show
pase m de modelos
horse show
concurso m hípico
to be on show
estar expuesto or en exhibición
she felt very much on show
se sentía observada por todos
to put sth on show
exponer algo
attr show house or home Brit
casa f piloto

2.1. show C (stage production):

show
espectáculo m
to put on a show
montar un espectáculo
on with the show!
¡que empiece/siga la función!
the show must go on
hay que seguir adelante
to get the show on the road inf
poner manos a la obra
let's get this show on the road!
¡manos a la obra!
we need more money to keep the show on the road
necesitamos más dinero para poder seguir adelante
to steal the show actor:
robarse el espectáculo
to steal the show actor:
llevarse todos los aplausos
to stop the show that line stopped the show
con esa frase el teatro se vino abajo
she'll stop the show in that outfit
vestida así va a parar el tráfico inf

2.2. show C (on television, radio):

show
programa m
comedy show
programa m cómico
the Olga Winters Show
el show de Olga Winters

3. show (spectacle):

show no pl
espectáculo m
in summer her garden makes a colorful show
en verano su jardín es una explosión de color

4.1. show no pl (display):

show
muestra f
show
demostración f
a show of force
un despliegue or una demostración de fuerza
to vote by a show of hands
votar a mano alzada

4.2. show no pl (outward appearance):

I made a show of enthusiasm
fingí estar entusiasmado
his concern's all show
su preocupación es puro teatro or pura apariencia
you put on a good show
hiciste un buen papel

4.3. show no pl (ostentation):

show
alarde m
she made a great show of her generosity
hizo gran alarde de su generosidad
their plush office is simply for show
su elegante oficina es solo para darse tono
with a great show of indignation
con grandes muestras de indignación

5.1. show inf no pl (activity, organization):

show
asunto m
it's my show, so don't interfere
es asunto mío, así que no te metas
to run the show
llevar la voz cantante
to run the show
llevar la batuta inf
to run the show
ser el amo del cotarro inf

5.2. show inf no pl (performance) Brit:

to put up a good/poor show
hacer un buen/mal papel
to put up a good/poor show
defenderse bien/mal
good show!
¡espléndido!
good show!
¡bravo!
poor show!
¡qué mal!

6. show C MED:

show
desprendimiento m del tapón mucoso

7. show C Am HORSE RAC (third place):

show
tercer premio m

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I. freak [fri:k] N

1. freak (abnormal person, thing):

freak
monstruo m
a freak of nature
un fenómeno de la naturaleza

2. freak (enthusiast):

freak
fanático(-a) m (f)

II. freak [fri:k] ADJ

freak
anormal

III. freak [fri:k] VB intr

freak → freak out

I. freak out VB intr

freak out
flipar

II. freak out VB trans

to freak sb out
alucinar a alguien

I. show [ʃəʊ, Am ʃoʊ] N

1. show (expression):

show
demostración f
show of solidarity
muestra f de solidaridad

2. show (exhibition):

show
exposición f
dog show
exposición f canina
fashion show
desfile m de modelos
slide show
pase m de diapositivas
to be on show
estar expuesto

3. show (play):

show
espectáculo m
show TV
programa m
show THEAT
representación f
quiz show
concurso m

4. show inf (business):

show
asunto m

Phrases:

show of hands
voto a mano alzada
let's get the show on the road inf
vamos a ponernos manos a la obra
to put on a good show of sth
hacer ver algo
the show must go on prov
hay que seguir adelante
to run the show
llevar la voz cantante

II. show [ʃəʊ, Am ʃoʊ] VB trans showed, shown

1. show (display) slides:

show
mostrar
show
pasar
show ART
exponer

2. show (express):

show
demostrar
show enthusiasm
expresar

3. show (expose):

show
exponer

4. show (point out, record):

show
señalar
show statistics
indicar

5. show (prove):

show
probar
to show sb that ...
demostrar a alguien que...

6. show (escort):

show
guiar
to show sb over a place Aus, Brit
enseñar un lugar a alguien
to show sb to the door
acompañar a alguien a la puerta

7. show (project):

show
proyectar
show on television
poner

III. show [ʃəʊ, Am ʃoʊ] VB intr showed, shown

1. show (be visible):

show
verse

2. show Am, Aus inf (arrive):

show
aparecer

3. show (be shown):

show film
proyectarse
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freak N

freak (enthusiast, maniac) inf
fanático, -a
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I. freak [frik] N

1. freak (abnormal person, thing):

freak
monstruo m
a freak of nature
un fenómeno de la naturaleza

2. freak (enthusiast):

freak
fanático(-a) m (f)

II. freak [frik] ADJ

freak
anormal

III. freak [frik] VB intr

freak → freak out I

I. show [ʃoʊ] N

1. show (expression):

show
demostración f
show of solidarity
muestra f de solidaridad

2. show (exhibition):

show
exposición f
dog show
exposición f canina
fashion show
desfile m de modelos
slide show
pase m de diapositivas
to be on show
estar expuesto

3. show (play):

show
espectáculo m
show
show m
show TV
programa m
show THEAT
representación f
quiz show
concurso m

4. show inf (venture):

show
asunto m

Phrases:

show of hands
voto a mano alzada
let's get the show on the road inf
vamos a ponernos manos a la obra
to put on a good show
hacer un buen papel
the show must go on prov
el show debe continuar
to run the show
llevar la voz cantante

II. show <showed, shown> [ʃoʊ] VB trans

1. show (display) slides:

show
mostrar
show
pasar
show ART
exponer

2. show (express):

show
demostrar
show enthusiasm
expresar

3. show (expose):

show
exponer

4. show (point out, record):

show
señalar
show statistics
indicar

5. show (prove):

show
probar
to show sb that...
demostrar a alguien que...

6. show (escort):

show
guiar
to show sb to the door
acompañar a alguien hasta la puerta

7. show (project):

show
proyectar
show on television
poner

III. show <showed, shown> [ʃoʊ] VB intr

1. show (be visible):

show
verse

2. show (exhibit):

show film
proyectarse
show artist
exponer
show work of art
estar expuesto, -a

3. show inf (arrive):

show
aparecer
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youfreak
he/she/itfreaks
wefreak
youfreak
theyfreak
Past
Ifreaked
youfreaked
he/she/itfreaked
wefreaked
youfreaked
theyfreaked
Present Perfect
Ihavefreaked
youhavefreaked
he/she/ithasfreaked
wehavefreaked
youhavefreaked
theyhavefreaked
Past Perfect
Ihadfreaked
youhadfreaked
he/she/ithadfreaked
wehadfreaked
youhadfreaked
theyhadfreaked
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