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trade-show

trade-show verb: to exhibit or showcase products or services at a trade show event.

Verb

trade-show (third-person singular simple present trade-shows, present participle trade-showing, simple past and past participle trade-showed)

  1. (transitive, uncommon) To exhibit or showcase products or services at a trade show event.
  2. (transitive, uncommon) To showcase a film to people involved with its purchasing or distributing.

Forms of trade-show

third-person singular presenttrade-shows
present participletrade-showing
past participletrade-showed
pasttrade-showed

Questions about trade-show

What does trade-show mean?
Trade-show means to exhibit or showcase products or services at a trade show event.
What part of speech is trade-show?
Trade-show is a verb.
What is the past tense of trade-show?
The past tense of trade-show is trade-showed.

Words near trade-show in the dictionary

  1. trade-marked
  2. trade-marking
  3. trade-marks
  4. trade-off
  5. trade-offs
  6. trade-show
  7. trade-showed
  8. trade-showing
  9. trade-shows
  10. trade-unionize
  11. trade-wind

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