English to French Meaning of protest - protestation

Protest :

protestation

noun

défi, protestation, violation, contestation

verb

protestation, contredire, clameurs contre, objet, soulever une objection, parler dès la sortie, manifeste, défi, désapprouver, esprit

Protest :: protestationProtested :: protestéProtester :: manifestantProtesters :: manifestantsProtesting :: protestantProtests :: protestations

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Definitions of protest in English

Noun(1) a formal and solemn declaration of objection(2) the act of protesting; a public (often organized(3) the act of making a strong public expression of disagreement and disapproval
Verb(1) utter words of protest(2) express opposition through action or words(3) affirm or avow formally or solemnly

Examples of protest in English

(1) In protest over the delay, Mr Smith began withholding rent in December, 1995.(2) The incidences of violent crime are ongoing, and the more horrific ones usually spark some kind of immediate public reaction like a protest or a march.(3) In protest , she has been withholding rent for the past six months which has resulted in her being sued by her landlord, she says.(4) My stomach grumbled in protest to all the junk I had gorged myself on.(5) Is it any wonder that eventually they begin to complain and protest ?(6) Of course, animal activists now also protest eating meat or drinking milk.(7) We felt it was our duty to protest on behalf of our investors.(8) Contemporary dance is constantly called upon to protest its relevance against accusations of complacency and pretentiousness.(9) But I cannot even protest , because my complaint exposes me as an ingrate.(10) a protest march(11) The struggle against war cannot consist merely of organizing one protest demonstration after another.(12) People are making their own efforts to organise demonstrations and protest marches.(13) In protest , the new minister in town organized a bus boycott.(14) In protest , town officials took down their provincial flags.(15) In protest , the opposition did not participate in the vote, speaking of fraud and a ├ö├ç├┐law of shame.├ö├ç├û(16) Instead, this is the moment to storm out in protest .

Related Phrases of protest

(1) protest against ::

protester contre

(2) protest march ::

marche de protestation

(3) under protest ::

contre son gré

(4) mass protest ::

protestation massive

(5) protest demonstration ::

manifestation de protestation

Related Phrases of protest

(1) protest against ::

protester contre

(2) protest march ::

marche de protestation

(3) under protest ::

contre son gré

(4) mass protest ::

protestation massive

(5) protest demonstration ::

manifestation de protestation

Synonyms

Noun

1. objection ::

objection

2. demonstration ::

manifestation

3. protestation ::

protestation

4. dissent ::

contestation

Verb

5. express opposition ::

opposition expresse

6. demonstrate ::

démontrer

7. insist on ::

insister sur

8. dissent ::

contestation

Different Forms

protest, protested, protester, protesters, protesting, protests

Word Example from TV Shows

Protest. Struggle.

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