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show into somewhere
(redirected from show in)

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show someone into somewhere and show someone in
to lead or usher someone into somewhere. The butler showed me into the sitting room and asked me to wait. The car dealer showed me into the sales office and asked me to sign some papers. The butler showed in the guests one by one.
See also: show, somewhere
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At the Whittingham Show, green-fingered folk can boast the best as part of its famous horticultural show in the main marquee on August 16.
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95pp 27 April Billed as "the finest Spring Flower Show in Europe", this show never fails to delight.
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Another show that is famous in this city is the light and sound show in one of the museum.
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