گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'demonstration'

1 عمومی:: تظ‌اهرات‌

2 عمومی:: دمونستراسیون‌

3 عمومی:: تظاهر به تک

4 عمومی:: نمایش‌

5 عمومی:: تظاهرات

6 عمومی:: اثبات‌

7 عمومی:: بازی دوستانه

1 general::   noun public protest/march ADJ. big, huge, large, large-scale, major, massive | mass, popular, public mass demonstrations against cuts in the health service The president's decision provoked public demonstrations. | street | spontaneous | peaceful Thousands gathered for a peaceful demonstration. | violent | hostile | protest a protest demonstration against the war | student | opposition | anti-war, pro-democracy, etc. VERB + DEMONSTRATION hold, organize, stage Taxi drivers staged a demonstration against the new law. | go on, join, participate in, take part in | call off The demonstration was called off at the last minute. | break up, disperse Police in riot gear dispersed the demonstration. | ban, suppress | provoke, spark (off) The minister does not wish to provoke further demonstrations. DEMONSTRATION + VERB take place | call for sth demonstrations calling for an end to sanctions | greet The visiting president was greeted by hostile demonstrations. PREP. at a/the ~ police intervention at demonstrations | during a/the ~ Hundreds were arrested during demonstrations in the capital. | ~ against, ~ in protest at demonstrations in protest at the arrests | ~ in favour of, ~ in support of student demonstrations in favour of a multi-party system showing/explaining sth ADJ. physical, practical physical demonstrations of affection | cookery, product, etc. VERB + DEMONSTRATION do, give sb I'll give a quick demonstration of some knitting techniques. | watch sth that shows clearly that sth is true ADJ. clear, convincing, dramatic, impressive, perfect, vivid The strike was a dramatic demonstration of the power of the workforce.

2 general:: demonstration verbs hold/stage a demonstration (= organize and take part in one ) • In April, students began holding demonstrations to demand more freedom. organize a demonstration • A large demonstration was organized by the opposition. take part in a demonstration ( also participate in a demonstration formal ) • As many as 400,000 people took part in the demonstration. go on a demonstration British English (= take part in a demonstration ) • I've never been on a demonstration before. join a demonstration • They were prevented by police from joining the demonstration. break up a demonstration (= prevent it from continuing ) • Police moved in to break up the demonstration. provoke/spark a demonstration (= cause it ) • The incident sparked a demonstration of 2,000 people. a demonstration takes place • Violent street demonstrations took place in the capital. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + demonstration a big/large demonstration • Opponents of the new law are planning a big demonstration next week. a huge/massive demonstration (= very big ) • a series of massive demonstrations against the war a mass demonstration (= involving a very large number of people ) • There have been mass demonstrations in some American cities. a peaceful demonstration • Everyone has the right to take part in peaceful demonstrations. a violent demonstration • Nine people have been killed during violent demonstrations. a street demonstration (= in the streets of a city ) • A street demonstration completely blocked the centre of the city. a student demonstration (= by students ) • In France, student demonstrations were disrupting university teaching. a public demonstration (= by members of the public ) • A series of public demonstrations have been held in cities across the country. a protest demonstration (= in which people protest against something ) • The price increases were met by a series of strikes and protest demonstrations. a political demonstration (= to protest about the government or a political policy ) • She was arrested twice for her part in political demonstrations. an anti-government/pro-democracy etc demonstration • There have been further violent anti-government demonstrations this week. phrases a demonstration in support of something/somebody • public demonstrations in support of the rebels a demonstration in protest at something • There were demonstrations in protest at the food shortages.