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みせば
noun
highlight, best scene, moment to shine
1. highlight, best scene, showpiece moment
The most impressive or exciting part of a performance, event, game, or situation. Originally a theater term for the climactic scene, now used broadly for any moment that grabs attention.
ここが一番(いちばん)()()だ。
This is the biggest highlight.
後半(こうはん)()()(つく)って逆転(ぎゃくてん)した。
They created a highlight in the second half and made a comeback.
この映画(えいが)派手(はで)なアクションの()()(おお)く、最後(さいご)まで()きずに(たの)しめる。
This movie has many flashy action highlights, so you can enjoy it without getting bored until the end.

USAGE NOTE:
()() comes from ()せる (to show) + () (scene, place). Originally a theatrical term for the climactic or most dramatically effective scene, it is now widely used for sports, presentations, performances, and everyday situations.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ()()(つく)る (create a highlight, make a moment to shine)
  • ()()がない (no highlight, no moment to shine)
  • 最大(さいだい)()() (the biggest highlight)
  • ()()たっぷり (full of highlights)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • ハイライト: highlight (loanword, used similarly but more casual)
  • ()どころ: highlight, point of interest (things worth seeing, often for tourism or events)
  • クライマックス: climax (loanword, specifically the peak of dramatic tension)