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| manifest; appear; surface (Notburga); declare itself; pip (Pippy-Longstocking); shape up as (The elections had shaped up not just as a referendum on United Russia but also on Mr. Putin, and his plans to remain as Russia's paramount political leader. NYT Alexander Demidov); evince; display; exhibit; manifest itself; show itself; dawn; develop (he has developed a tendency to brood – у него проявилась привычка размышлять, он стал часто задумываться); peep; reveal oneself; reveal; come out; show themselves (Andrey Truhachev); become visible (Andrey Truhachev); become obvious (Andrey Truhachev); make oneself felt (Andrey Truhachev); make itself felt (Andrey Truhachev); manifest oneself (4uzhoj); show; break forth; reveal itself; emerge ("The true character of your spouse emerges over the years, as she becomes a constant companion – good or bad – along your life’s journey." ART Vancouver) | |||
| show itself (pf of проявляться) | |||
| materialize; come to a head | |||
| crop up (о факте, событии Val_Ships) | |||
| show up (о недостатках или преимуществах); find expression in (чем-либо A.Rezvov); transpire (по контексту A.Rezvov) | |||
| show up | |||
| become apparent | |||
| mngon ’gyur | |||
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| display (a quality or emotion); evince; exercise; exhibit; exert; manifest; demonstrate; put a slight (к кому-либо); externalize; betray (невольно, напр., какое-то личное качество alikssepia); extend (extend sympathy and kindness to somebody – проявить симпатию и внимание к кому-либо); put forth; take (В.И.Макаров); reveal; show (show courage / devotion – проявить храбрость / преданность) | |||
| reveal (pf of проявлять); display (pf of проявлять) | |||
| show up | |||
| experience | |||
| exhibit (e.g., pleasure, fear) | |||
| develop | |||
| show; display; give evidence (of) | |||
| make visible | |||
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| was impressed (Aziz) | |||
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