showing
noun /ˈʃəʊɪŋ/
/ˈʃəʊɪŋ/
- an act of showing a film
放映 - There are three showings a day.
一天放映三场。
Topics Film and theatrec1- The young princes attended a private showing of the new Disney film.
年轻的王子们出席了一部迪斯尼新片的私人专场放映会。 - a midnight showing of a B-movie at the Phoenix
菲尼克斯 B 级影片的午夜场 - a repeat showing of the series on Channel 9
该系列片在 9 频道的重播
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- private
- public
- late-night
- …
- attend
- go to
- catch
- …
- There are three showings a day.
- [usually singular] evidence of how well or how badly somebody/something is performing
表现 - the strong/poor showing of the Green Party in the election
绿党在这次选举中的强劲／不佳表现 - On (= judging by) last week's showing, the team is unlikely to win today.
从上星期的表现来看，这支队伍今天不大可能获胜。
- On its present showing, the party should win the election.
从现在的表现看，该党应该能在选举中获胜。 - The opposing team put up a very strong showing.
对方球队的表现非常抢眼。 - The team will have to improve on today's showing if it is to survive in the competition.
该队若不想在比赛中被淘汰还要比今天表现得更好才行。 - the euro's strong showing against the dollar
欧元相对美元的坚挺表现
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- good
- impressive
- respectable
- …
- make
- put up
- improve on
- …
- on somebody’s showing
- showing against
- showing by
- …
- the strong/poor showing of the Green Party in the election
词源Old English scēawung.