showtime

英 [ˈʃəʊtaɪm]

美 [ˈʃoʊtaɪm]

n.  开演时间

BNC.40727 / COCA.24315

牛津词典

noun

• 开演时间
  the time that a theatre performance will begin
  1. It's five minutes to showtime and the theatre is packed.
     离演出开始还有五分钟，剧场里已座无虚席。
  2. Everybody ready? It's showtime!
     大家都准备好了吗？开演！

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 演出时间;节目播出时间
  Showtimeis the time when a particular stage or television show starts.
  1. It's close to showtime now, so you retire into the dressing room.
     开演时间快到了，你得进化装间了。

英英释义

noun

• the time at which something is supposed to begin
  1. they got an early start
  2. she knew from the get-go that he was the man for her
  Synonym:beginningcommencementfirstoutsetget-gostartkickoffstarting timeoffset

双语例句

• It's almost showtime, you ready?
  快到开始了，你准备好了吗？
• That is Laker Showtime basketball.
  这是湖人队表演时间。
• Showtime: Global TV entertainment trends in the21st century and its effects to the adverting industry.
  21世纪全球电视娱乐发展趋势及其对广告行业的影响。
• Showtime Cinema. It's the cheapest.
  演绎时刻电影院，那儿最便宜。
• It's close to showtime now, so you retire into the dressing room.
  开演时间快到了，你得进化装间了。
• Everyone is gibbering insanely, nerves frayed as showtime approaches
  随着开演时间逼近，大家都紧张起来，慌里慌张地念着台词。
• In the campus network of northeast University of Finance and Economics showtime community, online interview by post and message consumer forum in the undergraduate group, using the network forum this communication media to further understanding of consumer behavior and consumer psychology undergraduate group.
  在东北财经大学的校园网&白果社区中，通过对消费论坛中发帖及留言的本科生群体进行在线访谈，运用网络论坛这个沟通媒介来进一步了解本科生群体的消费行为和消费心理。
• After they began dating last winter, she took a role in the Showtime show as a lesbian palm reader.
  他们去年冬天开始约会后，她开始在Showtime的节目扮演一个看手相的女同性恋角色。
• Showtime, a premium network owned by CBS, has put on original shows like "Dexter"," Nurse Jackie" and "Weeds" that have scooped up plenty of plaudits.
  CBS所属的一个优质网络，推出了很多原创的节目像“幸运者”，“杰克护士”和“杂草”，都引起巨大好评。
• When she once again out through the front door, less showtime bouncing, but marched usual pace, and left.
  当她再次从前门走出，少了些蹦跳，只是迈着平常的步伐，走了。