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show up
verb
- to reveal or be revealed clearly
- tr to expose or reveal the faults or defects of by comparison
- informal.tr to put to shame; embarrass
he showed me up in front of my friends
- informal.intr to appear or arrive
Example Sentences
When Anthony's parents had a likely ill-advised press conference last week, asking people to leave them alone, Jeff Metcalf showed up and had to be escorted out by police.
But I’ve also found treasures at small local thrift shops, the kind of surprises that don’t show up in an algorithm.
“Maybe he was tired of hearing me talk about taxes — I don’t blame him!” said the 35-year-old, who had been reporting from the IRS before showing up for the April 15 appointment.
“It’s why me and so many of my colleagues have dedicated our lives to the craft. We don’t get to do what we do if you don’t show up.”
They’ve also completed training to be ready for future emergencies — because for them, it’s not just about the ride; it’s about showing up.
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