I'll show you
I'll show you phrase: used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see show.
Phrase
I'll show you
- Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see show.
- prove someone wrong; overturn prejudices; seek vindication
- I'll show them who's the failure in this family!
- Athletics gave me persistence as a teenager. [...] I used to train eight times a week. Even in the middle of winter I would break into the stadium and shuffle through snow on the track. [...] Building a quantum computer is like space travel to Mars. For many years, people said this is completely...2018 August 1, Jacqui Bealing, quoting Winfried Hensinger, “Progress in Quantum Technology”, in The w:University of Sussex
Interjection
- vow vengeance
- I was taken into custody by Preventive Security ... The moment I went in to the investigator, he asked me why I had not saluted him, and I replied that I was in a confused state of mind. And because I had not saluted him, he said to me, "I'll show you!" and called in a soldier who held me firmly...2010 August 11, “Second follow-up to the report of the United Nations Fact-Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict”, in UNGA, archived from the original on 03 Aug 2022, page 104
Questions about I'll show you
- What does I'll show you mean?
- I'll show you means used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see show.
- What part of speech is I'll show you?
- I'll show you can be a phrase or an interjection.
Words near I'll show you in the dictionary
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