showing in Italian
showing in Italian is figura — showing means an instance of something being shown or displayed, such as a film screening or exhibition.
showing in Italian
figura
A result, a judgement.
What does "showing" mean?
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noun An instance of something being shown or displayed, such as a film screening or exhibition.
"The gallery arranged a special showing of the artist's early work."
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noun How well or badly someone performs, as measured by a result.
"The team's poor showing in the first half worried the fans."
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showing in a sentence
- The gallery arranged a special showing of the artist's early work.
- The cinema added a late showing on Friday nights.
- The team's poor showing in the first half worried the fans.
- It was a strong showing for a candidate running for office the first time.
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What is "showing" in Italian?
"showing" in Italian is figura. showing means: An instance of something being shown or displayed, such as a film screening or exhibition.
How do you use "showing" in a sentence?
Example: "The gallery arranged a special showing of the artist's early work." In Italian, "showing" is figura.
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