No. 543 in Italian
show
The Italian word "show" (borrowed from English) means a performance, spectacle, or entertainment event.
In a sentence
Lo spettacolo teatrale era impressionante.
The theater show was impressive.
Here, 'spettacolo' is used as a noun to refer to a performance or display.
L'insegnante mi ha mostrato come completare il problema.
The teacher showed me how to complete the problem.
In this sentence, 'mostrato' is the past participle of the verb 'mostrare', meaning 'to show,' used as an demonstration.
La medaglia mostra il risultato del suo impegno.
The medal shows the result of his effort.
The verb 'mostra' is the third-person singular present tense of 'mostrare,' used here to mean 'to display or indicate.'
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