protest

英['prəʊtest]美['protɛst]

n.[C,U]
抗议，反对
n.[C]
（公开的）抗议活动
v.[I,T]
抗议，反对
v.[T]
（尤指当别人不相信自己时）力言；声言，申明

名　词：pro'test'er

同：	[n.] dissent, objection, protestation [v.] dissent, resist

Union leaders called for the active participation of all members in the day of protest.
工会领袖号召抗议那天全体会员积极参加.收藏
Unrough youths that even now protest their first of manhood
即使是文质彬彬的青年现在;也开始展示他们的阳刚之气收藏
The charged man was judged guilty despite his protest of not being at fault.
尽管那个被指控的男子宣称自己无辜,他还是被判有罪。收藏
They overrode my protest and continued with the meeting.
他们不顾我的抗议仍继续开会。收藏
Do you know that I should have had a bailiff and a protest after me?
法院的执达吏快要把人家告发我的拒绝付款状给我送来了。收藏

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a formal and solemn declaration of objection
- they finished the game under protest to the league president
- the senator rose to register his protest
- the many protestations did not stay the execution
[同] protest, protestation
the act of protesting; a public (often organized) manifestation of dissent
[同] dissent, objection, protest

utter words of protest
express opposition through action or words
- dissent to the laws of the country
[同] dissent, protest, resist

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