show somebody around (something) (also show somebody round (something) British English) phrasal verb (see also show)
to go around a place with someone when they first arrive there, to show them what is interesting, useful etc:
Harrison showed her around the house.

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show around
show (someone) around (somewhere)
to lead someone through a place.
She insisted on showing us around Amsterdam.

Guides were assigned to show new students around the campus.

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show around
v. phr. To act as a host or guide to someone; to show newly arrived people or strangers what's what and where.
When Gordon and Rose arrived in Hawaii for the first time, their host showed them around the islands.

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show someone around
show (someone) around (somewhere)
to lead someone through a place.
She insisted on showing us around Amsterdam.

Guides were assigned to show new students around the campus.

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show around somewhere
show (someone) around (somewhere)
to lead someone through a place.
She insisted on showing us around Amsterdam.

Guides were assigned to show new students around the campus.

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show someone around somewhere
show (someone) around (somewhere)
to lead someone through a place.
She insisted on showing us around Amsterdam.

Guides were assigned to show new students around the campus.

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