| 词组 | show around |
| 释义 | Idiom show aroundshow (someone) around (somewhere) to lead someone through a place.She insisted on showing us around Amsterdam.Guides were assigned to show new students around the campus. Phr V show around shows, showing, showed, shown show sb around/round (swh) to go with someone to a place that they have not visited before and show them the interesting partsLet me know when you're coming to Boston and I'll show you around.Ellie showed me around her new apartment with its beautiful roof terrace. show sb around/round sth • show sb around/round to go around a place with someone to show them what is interesting or what they need to know: In the morning the Professor showed us around the university. A representative had arranged to meet us at the house that afternoon and show us round.■ SIMILAR TO: show over BrE, take around show (someone or something) around1. To introduce and guide someone through some place. This is where you'll be working, but let me show you around the rest of the building. My sister's coming to visit from America so I'm going to show her around. 2. To display something to a variety of different people. He never thought someone would steal his idea when he started showing it around. I'll be showing my paintings around to various art galleries over the weekend. show someone around (some place)to give someone a tour of a place. I'm very glad you've come to work here. Let me show you around so you'll know where things are. Welcome to our town. As soon as you unpack, I'll get someone to show you around. show aroundv. To introduce someone to some place by visiting various locations: The real estate agent showed us around the house. The guide showed us around the old part of the city. |
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