protest
英単語「protest」の日本語の意味
米 /ˈproʊtɛst/ · 英 /ˈprəʊtest/
protest の意味: 抗議する、異議を唱える、デモをする、言い張る、主張する、抗議
動詞
抗議する、異議を唱える
何かに反対だ、または間違っていると強く言う。
やさしい英語で: To say strongly that you disagree with something or think it is wrong.
- Nobody dared to protest.
- He protested that he had done nothing wrong.
- The students protested against the unfair rule.
抗議する、デモをする
何かへの反対を示すために、公の場に集まったり行動したりする。
やさしい英語で: To gather or act in public to show that you oppose something.
- They protested outside the school.
- Workers marched to protest against low wages.
- Thousands protested the war in the city centre.
言い張る、主張する
特に他人が信じないとき、あることが本当だと強く言う。
やさしい英語で: To say firmly that something is true, especially when other people do not believe you.
- She protested her innocence.
- He protested that he had always been loyal.
- Despite the evidence, they continued to protest their honesty.
名詞
抗議、デモ
何かに強く反対していることを示す行動や、公の場での集まり。
やさしい英語で: An action or public gathering that shows people strongly oppose something.
- The protest was peaceful.
- Hundreds joined the protest outside the hospital.
- There were protests against the new law.
抗議、異議申し立て
決定や行動への反対を、はっきりと、または正式に伝えること。
やさしい英語で: A clear or official statement that you disagree with a decision or action.
- They sent a formal protest.
- The council rejected our written protest.
- He signed the document under protest.
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