Mostrábase (en. Showed itself)

/mosˈtɾa.βase/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
To show or display a quality, character, or attitude.
In the meeting, he showed willingness to collaborate.
En la reunión, se mostró dispuesto a colaborar.
To reveal some characteristic or behavior to others.
She appeared as a kind and generous person.
Ella se mostraba como una persona amable y generosa.
To be evident or notable in someone's behavior.
He seemed insecure when he gave his speech.
Se mostraba inseguro cuando dio su discurso.

Etymology

Derives from the verb mostrar in Spanish, which comes from the Latin 'monstrare'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

showing oneself to someone
Becoming visible or obvious in the presence of another person.
mostrarse ante alguien
showing willingness
Demonstrating willingness or interest in doing something.
mostrarse dispuesto
showing pride
Exhibiting pride or satisfaction about something.
mostrarse orgulloso

Related Words

show
To make something visible.
mostrar
exhibit
To present something for others to see.
exhibir
reveal
To discover something that was hidden.
revelar

Slang Meanings

To make oneself known
At the party, he showed up so everyone could meet him.
En la fiesta, se mostró para que todos lo conocieran.
To pretend
He did not appear sincere when he said he was happy.
No se mostró sincero al decir que estaba feliz.