ENTERTAINMENT [C] › a television or radio programme or a theatre performance: He's got his own show on Channel 5. PUBLIC EVENT [C] › an event at which a group of similar things are brought together for the public to see: a fashion show a flower show a show of sth › an expression of a feeling which can be clearly seen by other people: Crowds gathered in the central square in a show of support for the government.
for show › for looking at only, and not for using: The cakes are just for show - you can't eat them.
on show › being shown to the public: Her designs are currently on show at the Museum of Modern Art. → See also chat show → See also game show → See also talk show