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の2つの使い方があります。 show up と似た意味では turn up (= appear in a place) は • Her name is always turning up in the gossip columns. "Don't forget to show up at the meeting, okay?" (intransitive, slang) To party hard, especially when involving alcohol or drugs.
Turn up the main halyard. show up は 1 become apparent, 2 arrive (informal です) 1. iKnow!という単語学習あぷり(サイト)によると、 show up⇒現れる turn up⇒姿を現す とありますが、英辞郎だともっと複雑です。(turn upの意味がいっぱいあって混乱中) この2つのニュアンス、あるいは原義の違いは何なのでしょうか? *Turn up the TV's volume. It's the register that makes the difference: "turn up" is lower register while "show up" is more informal register |I guess turn up is more of for objects and show up for people or animals, or basically anything that has "life" ex. There is no surprise in Show Up. She didn’t show up. show upとturn upの違い. He showed up about midnight, full of apologies. の2つの使い方があります。 show up と似た意味では turn up (= appear in a place) は • Her name is always turning up in the gossip columns.
He turned up his collar against the cold. He showed up about midnight, full of apologies.
No. 題名の通り。 show up… あらかじめ来ることが予想されている際に使用される。 turn up… 突然現れたり、ものが出てきたりする場合に使用される。 らしい。 例としては、 ・He didn’t show up for the party yesterday.
*Turn it up!
A mild reaction to the drug is beginning to show up. 2. Turn up means to appear or arrive unexpectedly, while Show Up depicts to arrive or to appear. "Oh yeah, the documents had turned up after being lost for days." [ 彼は昨日のデートに(来るはずだったのに)来なかった。]・She suddenly turned up in … 2. I think "show up" is more common in the US while "turn up" is more common in the UK.|*Turn up : To enhance/up the level. To reposition by rotating, flipping, etc. For example *Turn up the music. show up は 1 become apparent, 2 arrive (informal です) 1. The meaning is the same. We knew/ expected it to happen. いや。彼女は現れなかったよ。 come, appear 、 show up のニュアンスの違いは・・ come :一般的な「来る」の意味。 show up と比較すると、来ることが予定されている状態で現れるイメージ。 appear :突然、姿が現れるようなイメージ。 Turn up the radio and sing along. A mild reaction to the drug is beginning to show up. (transitive, nautical) To belay or make fast a line on a cleat or pin.