Mostraban (en. They showed)
/mos'traβan/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To present or exhibit something to an audience.
In the meeting, the executives showed the projections for next year.
En la reunión, los directivos mostraban las proyecciones del próximo año.
To make something visible or present it to view.
The artists showed their works in the gallery.
Los artistas mostraban sus obras en la galería.
To indicate or make something evident.
The data showed a growing trend.
Los datos mostraban una tendencia creciente.
Etymology
From the verb mostrar in Spanish, originating from the Latin 'monstrare'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
showed their claws
Indicated their true nature or intentions.
mostraban las garras
showed the way
Guided or oriented someone towards a destination.
mostraban el camino
showed interest
Exhibited a desire to participate or know more.
mostraban interés
Related Words
show
To make something visible or present it.
mostrar
sample
Example or representative portion of something.
muestra
demonstration
Act of showing something to verify its truth or quality.
demostración
Slang Meanings
To show something ostentatiously.
At the party, they were showing off their wealth with jewelry and cars.
En la fiesta, estaban mostrando su riqueza con joyas y coches.
To reveal secret information.
Don't tell him your secret; I don't want him to show it to everyone.
No le cuentes tu secreto, no quiero que lo mostraban a todos.