(of sb) to express; to state; to show; (of sth) to indicate; to signify; to show; expression; manifestation
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to show; to illustrate; to display; to demonstrate
to reveal; to display; to show; to exhibit
to point out; to indicate; to instruct; directives; instructions; CL:個|个[ge4]
to hint; to suggest; hint; suggestion
to point out; to remind (sb of sth); to suggest; suggestion; tip; reminder; notice
to show; to take out and show to others; to display
to demonstrate; to show how to do sth; demonstration; a model example
to demonstrate; to show; presentation; demonstration
to demonstrate (as a protest); a demonstration; a military show of force
to reveal; to enlighten; enlightenment; revelation; illumination; moral (of a story etc); lesson
to reveal; to elucidate; to set forth; to articulate; to announce publicly; to promulgate
demonstrator; protester
the Revelation of St John the divine; the Apocalypse
to indicate; to foretell; to forebode; to betoken
announcement
to ask for instructions
to warn; to alert; warning; cautionary
to hint; to indicate (an idea to sb)
to indicate
display device; monitor
beep
to express goodwill; to be friendly
to express one's love (for sb)
not to fight back; to take it lying down; to show weakness; to show one's softer side
to show; to reveal
to exemplify
to make known to the public (for information or to seek comments); public notification
graphic representation; diagram; (Tw) (computing) icon
to vow; to pledge
to instruct (novices); to preach; to teach; to reveal
to write comments on a report submitted by a subordinate; written comments from a superior
to state explicitly; to clearly indicate
to declare publicly; to make clear
to tell; to notify
(polite) your letter
to publicly expose
to illustrate; typical example
please answer (epistolary style)
to pass away (of a monk or nun)
expressivity
to show kindness
index finger
to teach by demonstration
(of a deity) to take a material shape; to appear
to warn; a warning sign
to admonish; instructions; orders
to issue a directive; to instruct (that sth be done)
to demonstrate
to make public; to display