みせる
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, transitive)
1. to show; to display
Shall I show it to you?
2. to make (something or someone) look ...; to present an appearance of ...
These clothes make you look slimmer.
3. to make (something) worth watching; to be entertaining
Just what you'd expect from a pro. It was a performance worth watching.
4. to have (something) looked at (by a specialist); to have (an antique, etc.) appraised
I had an expert look at an old pot.
5. to have (an injury, person, etc.) looked at (by a doctor); to take (someone) to a doctor
also written as 診せる
Verb (1-dan)
6. to make a show of (doing); to do in a conspicuous manner; to do in view of others
after the -te form of a verb
She forced a smile.
7. to resolve to do; to do at any cost; to show others that one will ...
after the -te form of a verb
I'm going to win the next match, no matter what.
Pitch accent
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Top 1000
Composed of
looking; viewing; (please) try (to)
Used in vocabulary (8 in total)
to make an appearance
to show up; to appear; to turn up
to turn one's back (on the enemy)
Examples (181 in total)
Shall I show it to you?
Show me that.
Show me your hand.
Can you let me see it?
I wanted to show it to you too.
Show me the money.
Did you show it to your parents?
Show me where it hurts.
Show me your ID card.
Show me this book!
Could you show me another one?
Would you please show me another one?
Show them to me.
Please show me that.
I wanted to show it to you.
Could you show me another one, please?
Please show it to me again.
Will you show me too?
Please show me the wound.
I will show you!
Show me your tongue.
Would you please show me that skirt?
I want to show you right now.
Show me today's paper.
Is it okay to show it to grandpa?
Please show me the scar.
Show me that list.
Don't let anyone see you do something disgraceful.
I was shown the relay broadcast.
I don't want to show such weakness.
Will you show me a map of the world?
May I see the timetable?
Could you please show me your boarding pass?
Please show me the TV Guide.
She forced a smile.
What can I show you?
Show me how to do it.
Could you show me those photos?
Show me the photos, please.
Did he show you the picture?
Show me what's in your hand.
Show me what you have in your left hand.
Oh, by the way, I have something to show you.
However, I can't let my guard down in front of anyone.
I'll show it to Daddy next time, too!
I showed her the mobile phone I was holding.
Well now, let me see it right away.
Show me what you have in your pocket.
Oh, really? Then I'll have you show me when we come down from the mountain.
Please show me another camera.
I showed my test score to my parents.
Show me another bag.
I wonder what kind of show they'll put on.
Please show me your notebook.
Just what you'd expect from a pro. It was a performance worth watching.
Please show me your laptop.
Could you show me this bag?
Show me that fragment.
Next year I'll pass, no matter what.
When I showed the picture book I had brought, I was thanked.
Please show your pass at the entrance.
I had an expert look at an old pot.
Open that package and show it to me.
Could you show me that necktie?
Show me the stone that broke the window.
I'll show you something.
Will you show me your album?
The teacher wrote out an example for us to see.
The kidnappers showed no sign of giving up.
Why did you show that to Tom?
Show me something else, please.
I showed the station attendant my ticket.
They showed the scene in slow motion.
You must show your passport.
Excuse me, could you please show me your driving licence?
Carl showed me the gold medal.
You should have a mechanic look at your car.
Please show me your injured arm.
Could you show me your return ticket?
Tom showed his driver's license to the police officer.
Didn't I show you my new Mustang?
Please show me your stamp album.
Will you show me what you bought?
She showed me her room.
Let me show you around our house.
He said he would win and he did, too.
She showed me her new car.
He showed us some pictures.
Show me the doll that you bought yesterday.
These clothes make you look slimmer.
"There's something I want to show you tomorrow." "Cool! I wonder what it is."
I will show you some pictures.
They manipulated the data to make the results look better.
The new medicine demonstrated an immediate effect.
Come here, and I'll show you.
Play it slowly and let me see your hand movements.
I rolled up my sleeve and showed my arm.
But Akira looked somewhat dubious.
Please show me the green shirt.
First, could you show me that statue?
The close aide shows a paper with the amount written on it.
He had a look on his face that he rarely shows.
She turned her head away lest he see her tears.
We showed him some pictures of London.
The detective showed his police ID and gave his name.
Tell me how to make a room look bigger.
However, I cannot afford to make a blunder here.
Please show the ticket you got at the reception desk.
She showed her courage in the face of danger.
My father performed a magic trick for me.
That team is popular for its entertaining soccer.
What kind of performance are you going to show us this time?
Mary showed the letter to me.
Tom showed me his new baseball glove.
Come here. I want to show you something.
Tom showed her the letter from Santa Claus.
The cat rolled over and showed its belly.
Prices have finally started to stabilize too.
When I had an appraiser look at this painting, it turned out to be genuine.
I showed my friends these picture postcards.
I will show you my new car.
Tom showed me his new unicycle.
He showed his photograph album to me.
Because he said it was okay to show it to other people.
If you're going to say that much, I'll show you, Chairman.
Please show me your detailed plan.
I don't like this. Show me another.
It feels like a thank-you for showing a good match.
Even if I bring someone along, I'm troubled because there's nowhere to show them.
I don't like this one; show me another.
My sister showed me a new watch.
She showed me a letter written in English.
And yet, he shows no sign of it at all.
Whatever the training, I will endure it, no matter what.
They took me out and showed me all kinds of scenery.
I saw a lady go through the gate without showing the ticket.
My parents never let me watch TV when I was little.
There are lots of tricks for making a room look bigger.
The teacher opens the file and shows me the screen.
Isn't now the time to show those results?
Let me see the pictures you took in Paris.
Aren't there things like handouts that you have to show your parents?
May I see inside that tube?
Boys of the same age have never shown their emotions like this.
However, the current administration showed almost no such weakness.
Would you show us some samples of your work?
Do not break the line, and show your luggage to the staff.
He showed me his stamp collection.
The moon began to show her pale face from behind the clouds.
Before the sale, they raise prices to make the discounts seem larger.
If you don't mind, could you please show me that technique as well?
She, who had suddenly looked up, smiled as soon as she saw me.
He secretly showed me her photo.
This ring is expensive. Show me some cheap ones.
They showed me a lot of beautiful photos.
I guess he was showing his generosity as a senior?
This hat is too small. Please show me another one.
My younger sister immediately showed me the map with a cold expression.
He showed me the manuscript of his new play.
I moved my body slightly away from the fence and smiled.
Next time you come to see me, I will show you the book.
My aunt showed me how to make good coffee.
The Spanish government, too, is expected to show a cautious stance in negotiations.
Dick showed a willingness to help us.
She showed me a picture of her mother as a schoolgirl.
She showed him several books that were on the shelf.
She showed me the snaps which she had taken during her journey.
We showed him some pictures of the Alps.
I'll demonstrate how this machine works.
They say that if you show the shop assistant what is written on this, they will understand.
I could show you how to ride a dragon, if you wish.
She flashes a smile, showing her white teeth, and splits the bread in half.
A friend of mine showed me all the dolls he had bought abroad.
I'll show you how to separate gold from sand.
I showed my ticket to the doorman and went into the theatre.
Showing your real feelings is not considered a virtue in Japan.
Uncle Ted took us to the zoo in order to show us the pandas.
He draws the sword at his hip partway and shows the blade.
I apologized earlier, but she just smiled without the slightest sign of minding.
The head knight, having heard that, raises both hands in a pose of surrender.
Perhaps because he is still a child, he shows a rather adorable demeanor.