showing: Difference between revisions

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Plain form
show

Third person singular
shows

Simple past
showed

Past participle
shown

Present participle
showing

The present participle of show. <> nuna, fita da
He has spent a combined total of 10 years in prison for showing too much skin in public, having been arrested multiple times. [1] <> Ya shafe shekara 10 a gidan kurkuku saboda fita tsirara a bainar jama'a baya ga cewa an sha tsare shi. [2]

(countable) A time when something is shown.
We went to the midnight showing of the new horror movie.
(countable) A result, a judgment.
He made a poor showing at his first time at bat.

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-# [[nuna]], fita da
+==Verb==
+{{verb2|show|shows|showed|shown|showing}}
+# {{present participle of|show}} <>  [[nuna]], fita da
 #: ''He has spent a combined total of 10 years in prison for '''showing''' too much skin in public, having been arrested multiple times. [https://cachestack-live.bbcverticals.com/earth/story/20160919-the-real-origin-of-clothes] <> Ya shafe shekara 10 a gidan kurkuku saboda '''fita''' tsirara a bainar jama'a baya ga cewa an sha tsare shi. [http://www.bbc.com/hausa/mujalla-38827791]''
+==Noun==
+{{noun}}
+#{{countable}} A time when something is [[show]]n.
+#:''We went to the midnight '''showing''' of the new horror movie.''
+#{{countable}} A [[result]], a [[judgment]].
+#:''He made a poor '''showing''' at his first time at bat.''