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show up (to) [exp]

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Meaning:
- To get somewhere or to arrive.
Examples:
- They wanted to scape and suddenly the officer showed up.
- I can’t believe she showed up at my party without an invitation!
- He showed up his competitors by solving the problem twice as fast.
- Her talent really showed up during the audition—she was incredible!
- If you don’t show up on time, you might miss the presentation.
- He didn’t mean to show up his teammate during the game.
- Her kindness really showed up in how she handled the crisis.
- I didn’t think he’d show up for the meeting, but he surprised us all.
- Don’t try to show up your colleagues during the meeting, it’s a team effort.
- Her creativity always shows up in her work.
- Please ensure you show up to the office by 9:00 AM tomorrow.
- You don’t have to bring anything, just show up and have fun!