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demonstrate

/ˈdɛm.ən.streɪt/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de montrer ou de prouver quelque chose à l'aide de preuves, de raisonnements ou d'actes.

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/ˈdɛm.ən.streɪt/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de montrer ou de prouver quelque chose à l'aide de preuves, de raisonnements ou d'actes.

A verb used to indicate the act of showing or proving something clearly through evidence, reasoning, or action.

  1. B1formal

    To clearly show or prove something using evidence or examples.

    frDémontrer, prouver

    • The experiment demonstrates the principle of gravity.
    • She demonstrated her skills during the interview.
    • The data demonstrates a clear increase in sales.

    Synonymesconfirmestablishexhibitindicatemanifestproverevealshowsubstantiateverify

    Antonymesconcealdisprovehiderefute

  2. Explain or teachB1formal

    To show how something works or how to do something by performing it.

    frmontrer, expliquer en pratiquant

    • The instructor demonstrated how to use the equipment.
    • He demonstrated the correct technique for the exercise.
    • She demonstrated the recipe step by step.

    Synonymesexhibitexplainexpoundillustratepresentshowteachwalk through

    Antonymesconcealhideobscure

  3. Protest or rallyB2formal

    To take part in a public protest or march to express an opinion.

    frManifester

    • Thousands of people demonstrated against the new law.
    • They demonstrated peacefully in the city square.
    • Students demonstrated for better educational funding.

    Synonymesmarchpicketprotestrally

Formes
  • demonstrated past participle
  • demonstrated past simple
  • demonstrating present participle
  • demonstrates third person singular
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