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View usage for: (ʃoʊkeɪs) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense showcases, present participle showcasing, past tense, past participle showcased1. countable nounA showcase is a glass container with valuable objects inside it, for example at an exhibition or in a museum. 2. countable nounYou use showcase to refer to a situation or setting in which something is displayed or presented to its best advantage. The festival remains a valuable showcase for new talent. [+ for] 3. verb [usually passive]If something is showcased, it is displayed or presented to its best advantage. [journalism] Restored films are being showcased this month at a festival in Paris. [be VERB-ed] More Synonyms of showcase showcase in British English (ˈʃəʊˌkeɪs) noun1. a glass case used to display objects in a museum or shop 2. a setting in which anything may be displayed to best advantage verb3. (transitive) to exhibit or display adjective4. displayed or meriting display as in a showcase showcase in American English (ʃoʊˌkeɪs) US noun1. a glass-enclosed case for protecting things on display, as in a store or exhibition 2. anything displaying someone or something to good advantage the revue was a showcase for new talent verb transitiveWord forms: ˈshowˌcased or ˈshowˌcasing3. to display to good advantage Examples of 'showcase' in a sentenceshowcase His new shop will showcase his idea of a shared wardrobe for men and women.The winners and the nominees go on to showcase their work at the if.Or we put it behind glass in the showcase where it can last and last. Annual showcase season of contemporary dance from home and abroad.They are also the perfect showcases for her peerless choreography.The exhibitions showcasing new manufacturing technologies stole the limelight.The simplicity of the production also showcases her economical lyric style.It is also a showcase for a great star.His home is also a showcase for colour.The first showcases virtuoso dancing, the second is a bittersweet tale of innocent love betrayed.The exhibition is clearly showcasing the modern country, and not merely the ancient artefacts. Annual showcase from home and abroad, with a different selection at each performance. Annual showcase, with a different triple bill at each performance.More than sixty will have their work showcased at five free catwalk shows at 1.15pm daily this week.EACH month we showcase the hottest new looks.The gallery was established in 1874 as a contemporary art gallery to showcase the work of local colonial artists.Your imagination will burst out, no matter how hard you try to contain it so get in first and showcase your ideas.EACH month we will showcase the high street's hottest new looks.Here I showcase the new range and pick my favourite items.The show in Stornoway is the first showcase of the cloth on its home patch and could not have come at a more significant time.It was confirmed yesterday she will be showcasing tracks from new album Rebel Heart during the ceremony.An essential app for art lovers, this is a showcase of current exhibitions across the UK. In other languagesshowcase British English: showcase NOUN A showcase is a glass container with valuable objects inside it, for example at an exhibition or in a museum. - American English: showcase
- Brazilian Portuguese: vitrina
- Chinese: 展示柜
- European Spanish: vitrina
- French: vitrine
- German: Schaukasten
- Italian: teca
- Japanese: ショーケース
- Korean: 유리 상자
- European Portuguese: vitrina
- Latin American Spanish: vitrina
The country sees itself as a showcase for capitalism. Additional synonymsDefinition a person or thing to be copied They viewed their new building as an exemplar of taste. Synonyms model, example, standard, ideal, criterion, paradigm, epitome, paragonDefinition a conception of something that is perfect the ideal of beauty in those days Synonyms model, example, criterion, prototype, paradigm, archetype, exemplarDefinition an outstanding example of its kind a model of good manners Synonyms paragon, ideal, embodiment, epitome, perfect example, personification, acme, nonpareil, perfect specimen, beau idéal - show something up
- show up
- show your face
- showcase
- showdown
- shower
- showing
Additional synonymsDefinition a model of perfection She was a paragon of neatness and efficiency.He was not a paragon. He could never be perfect. Synonyms model, standard, pattern, ideal, criterion, norm, jewel, masterpiece, prototype, paradigm, archetype, epitome, exemplar, apotheosis, quintessence, nonesuch (archaic), nonpareil, best or greatest thing since sliced bread (informal), cynosureDefinition something admired as a fine example of its type The vessel is a showpiece of the Indian navy. Synonyms display, model, ideal, showcase, paragon, perfect example, exemplar |