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protest

/ˈprəʊ.test/

2 entries

noun

B1formalcommon/ˈprəʊ.test/

A noun referring to a public demonstration or expression of strong objection or dissent against a policy, action, or situation.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее публичную демонстрацию или выражение сильного возражения или несогласия с политикой, действием или ситуацией.esSustantivo que designa una manifestación pública o una expresión formal de fuerte objeción o desacuerdo ante una política, acción o situación.frNom désignant une manifestation publique ou l'expression d'une forte objection ou d'un désaccord face à une politique, une action ou une situation.deSubstantiv, das eine öffentliche Demonstration oder den Ausdruck starker Ablehnung oder Missbilligung gegenüber einer Politik, Handlung oder Situation bezeichnet.ptSubstantivo que designa uma manifestação pública ou a expressão de forte objeção ou discordância em relação a uma política, ação ou situação.zh表示公开的抗议、示威或强烈反对、不赞成的行为或表达。arاسم يشير إلى احتجاج علني أو تعبير قوي عن الاعتراض أو عدم الرضا تجاه سياسة أو فعل أو وضع معين، وغالبًا ما يتخذ شكل مظاهرة عامة.

  1. Public demonstration B1 formal

    A public demonstration or organized expression of objection or disapproval.

    • Thousands of people joined the protest against the new law.
    • The protest was peaceful and well-organized.
    • Students held a protest outside the university gates.

    ruПротестesprotesta públicafrmanifestation de protestationdeProtestptProtestozh抗议arاحتجاج

    Synonyms: demonstrationmarchpicketrallysit-instriketeach-invigilwalkout

  2. Formal objection B2 formal

    A statement or action expressing strong disagreement or disapproval.

    • He made a formal protest to the committee about the decision.
    • The ambassador lodged a protest with the foreign ministry.
    • Her protest was ignored by the authorities.

    ruПротестesProtesta formalfrprotestationdeProtestptProtestozh抗议arاحتجاج

    Synonyms: complaintdisapprovaldissentexceptiongrievanceobjectionoppositionoutcryremonstranceremonstration

  • protests plural form
  • protests' possessive plural form
  • protest's possessive singular form

verb

B1formalcommon/prəˈtest/

A verb used to express strong objection or disapproval, often in a public or formal manner.

ruГлагол, используемый для выражения сильного возражения или неодобрения, часто публично или официально.esVerbo que se usa para expresar una fuerte objeción o desaprobación, a menudo de manera pública o formal.frVerbe exprimant une objection ou une désapprobation forte, souvent faite publiquement ou officiellement.deVerb, das ausdrückt, dass man starken Widerspruch oder Missbilligung äußert, oft öffentlich oder offiziell. Es kann auch bedeuten, dass man gegen etwas Einspruch erhebt oder sich widersetzt.ptVerbo usado para expressar forte objeção ou desaprovação, frequentemente de forma pública ou oficial.zh表示强烈反对或不满的动词,常以公开或正式的方式表达。arفعل يُستعمل للتعبير عن الاعتراض الشديد أو الاستنكار، غالبًا بشكل علني أو رسمي.

  1. Express strong objection B1 formal

    To express strong disagreement or opposition to something, often publicly.

    • Thousands of people protested against the new law.
    • She protested the decision to close the local hospital.
    • The students protested peacefully in the town square.

    ruПротестоватьesProtestar (expresar fuerte objeción)frprotesterdeProtestierenptProtestarzh抗议arاحتجاج

    Synonyms: complaindemurexpostulateobjectopposeremonstrate

    Antonyms: acceptagreeapproveendorsesupport

  2. Assert or declare firmly B2 formal

    To state something strongly and emphatically, especially when others disagree.

    • He protested his innocence throughout the trial.
    • She protested that she had never seen the document before.
    • They protested that the accusations were completely false.

    ruУтверждатьesafirmar solemnementefraffirmer avec forcedeBeteuernptDeclarar firmementezh声明arالتأكيد والإعلان بقوة

    Synonyms: affirmassertaveravowcontenddeclareinsistmaintainprofess

    Antonyms: acquiesceadmitconcede

  • protested past participle
  • protested past simple
  • protesting present participle
  • protests third person singular