Definition of showmanship in English:

showmanship

noun ˈʃəʊmənʃɪpˈʃoʊmənˌʃɪp

mass noun

Skill at entertaining, theatrical presentation, or performance.
Bud had a flair for showmanship and understood what the public wanted to see
Example sentencesExamples
- That kind of self-congratulatory showmanship doesn't sit well with me.
- The opening numbers are all high-octane rock numbers with the emphasis on ultimate pomp and showmanship.
- His tragic gift for showmanship began to get on the nerves of reserved Anglo-Saxons.
- The sizzle, the showmanship part of film-making, is not endorsed by Canadians.
- He effortlessly produces tones that are nothing short of divine, completely free of self-conscious showmanship.
- Showmanship is an art lost on just about the entire indie world.
- I had to hand it to him, he had showmanship.
- The external forms of genuine emotion jarred at first in the context of his signature showmanship.
- This new-found sense of pop showmanship is astounding for the two of them.
- There isn't a whole lot to this movie in terms of showmanship—the real enjoyment is in the details.

Definition of showmanship in US English:

showmanship

nounˈʃoʊmənˌʃɪpˈSHōmənˌSHip

Skill at entertaining, theatrical presentation, or performance.
Bud had a flair for showmanship and understood what the public wanted to see
Example sentencesExamples
- There isn't a whole lot to this movie in terms of showmanship—the real enjoyment is in the details.
- I had to hand it to him, he had showmanship.
- The sizzle, the showmanship part of film-making, is not endorsed by Canadians.
- The external forms of genuine emotion jarred at first in the context of his signature showmanship.
- He effortlessly produces tones that are nothing short of divine, completely free of self-conscious showmanship.
- Showmanship is an art lost on just about the entire indie world.
- His tragic gift for showmanship began to get on the nerves of reserved Anglo-Saxons.
- The opening numbers are all high-octane rock numbers with the emphasis on ultimate pomp and showmanship.
- This new-found sense of pop showmanship is astounding for the two of them.
- That kind of self-congratulatory showmanship doesn't sit well with me.

词汇	showmanship
释义	Definition of showmanship in English: showmanship noun ˈʃəʊmənʃɪpˈʃoʊmənˌʃɪp mass noun Skill at entertaining, theatrical presentation, or performance. Bud had a flair for showmanship and understood what the public wanted to see Example sentencesExamples That kind of self-congratulatory showmanship doesn't sit well with me. The opening numbers are all high-octane rock numbers with the emphasis on ultimate pomp and showmanship. His tragic gift for showmanship began to get on the nerves of reserved Anglo-Saxons. The sizzle, the showmanship part of film-making, is not endorsed by Canadians. He effortlessly produces tones that are nothing short of divine, completely free of self-conscious showmanship. Showmanship is an art lost on just about the entire indie world. I had to hand it to him, he had showmanship. The external forms of genuine emotion jarred at first in the context of his signature showmanship. This new-found sense of pop showmanship is astounding for the two of them. There isn't a whole lot to this movie in terms of showmanship—the real enjoyment is in the details. Definition of showmanship in US English: showmanship nounˈʃoʊmənˌʃɪpˈSHōmənˌSHip Skill at entertaining, theatrical presentation, or performance. Bud had a flair for showmanship and understood what the public wanted to see Example sentencesExamples There isn't a whole lot to this movie in terms of showmanship—the real enjoyment is in the details. I had to hand it to him, he had showmanship. The sizzle, the showmanship part of film-making, is not endorsed by Canadians. The external forms of genuine emotion jarred at first in the context of his signature showmanship. He effortlessly produces tones that are nothing short of divine, completely free of self-conscious showmanship. Showmanship is an art lost on just about the entire indie world. His tragic gift for showmanship began to get on the nerves of reserved Anglo-Saxons. The opening numbers are all high-octane rock numbers with the emphasis on ultimate pomp and showmanship. This new-found sense of pop showmanship is astounding for the two of them. That kind of self-congratulatory showmanship doesn't sit well with me.
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