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21 floor show
uzstāšanās publikas vidū -
22 flower-show
ziedu izstāde -
23 foul show
slikta izrāde -
24 galanty show
ķīniešu ēnas -
25 girlie show
puskailu meiteņu šovs; kailu meiteņu šovs -
26 give-away show
radio reklāmraidījums ar balvu izsniegšanu -
27 good show!
(that's good!) lieliski!; apsveicami!* * *lieliski! -
28 ice-show
ledus balets -
29 in show
piekrastes ūdeņos; vārdu sakot; ārēji -
30 leg-show
frivola varietē deja -
31 light-show
izklaidējoša izrāde ar gaismas efektiem -
32 Lord Mayor Lord Mayor's Show
grezna procesija sakarā ar Londonas lordmēra stāšanos amatā -
33 moving picture show
kinoseanss -
34 one-man show
viena aktiera teātris -
35 peep-show
kinetoskops; varietē ar striptīzu -
36 press show
demonstrēt filmu preses pārstāvjiem -
37 puppet-show
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38 radio show
radiouzvedums -
39 talk show
noun ((American) a television or radio programme on which (usually famous) people talk to each other and are interviewed.) studijas intervija publikas klātbūtnē* * *televīzijas vai radio intervija ar ievērojamu cilvēku -
40 television show
televīzijas izrāde
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