transcription, транскрипция: [ ʃoʊkeɪs ]
( showcases, showcasing, showcased)
1.
A showcase is a glass container with valuable objects inside it, for example at an exhibition or in a museum.
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2.
You use showcase to refer to a situation or setting in which something is displayed or presented to its best advantage.
The festival remains a valuable showcase for new talent.
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3.
If something is showcased , it is displayed or presented to its best advantage. ( JOURNALISM )
Restored films are being showcased this month at a festival in Paris.
VERB : usu passive , be V-ed