showman
31Showman — Show|man 〈[ʃoʊmæn] m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: men [ mən]〉 jmd., der im Showgeschäft tätig ist [Etym.: <engl. show »Schau« + man »Mann, Mensch«] …
32showman — show|man [ ʃoumən ] (plural show|men [ ʃoumən ] ) noun count someone such as an entertainer or politician who does things in a lively and enthusiastic way that attracts attention …
33showman — [wym. szoumen] m IV, DB. a, Ms. showmannie; lm M. i, DB. ów «człowiek związany zawodowo z show biznesem» ‹ang.› …
34showman — show·man || ʃəʊmÉ™n n. producer of shows, one who produces performances (especially for the theater); actor, entertainer …
35showman — noun (plural showmen) 1》 the manager or presenter of a circus, fair, or other variety show. 2》 a person skilled at entertaining, theatrical presentation, or performance. Derivatives showmanship noun …
36showman — show·man …
37showman — [ˈʃəʊmən] (plural showmen [ˈʃəʊmən] ) noun [C] someone such as an entertainer or politician who does things in a lively and enthusiastic way that attracts attention showmanship [ˈʃəʊmənʃɪp] noun [U] …
38showman — show•man [[t]ˈʃoʊ mən[/t]] n. pl. men 1) sbz a person who produces theatrical works 2) sbz a person gifted in dramatic presentation • Etymology: 1725–35 show′man•ly, adv. show′man•ship , n …
39showman — /ˈʃoʊmən/ (say shohmuhn) noun (plural showmen) 1. a man who exhibits a show. 2. someone who presents things well. –showmanship, noun …
40Showman — Show|man [ ʃo:mən ], der; s, ...men [...mən] (im Showgeschäft Tätiger) …
