Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Protest"

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It is a misspelling. It should be "protects"

A: it means to wait until people are tired and go home, instead of negotiating with them

A: cease = stop, end
to remain to be seen = it is not known if it is true or false

Whether the protests will cease remains to be seen. = We do not know if the protests will stop.

A: Violent protests were started (set off). The reason that caused the violent protests to start is that there is disagreement (dispute) among the voters regarding the election, either its results or its process. (People are debating whether or not there was something foul with the election, and it is a “disputed election”).

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A: 1. We will go to the protest against police brutality.
2. "But that's an unfair ruling!" I protested.
3. The students are protesting the desicion to fire the pregnant teacher.
4. When I was little, I'd protest when my parents tried to feed me bell pepper.
5. There's going to be a silent protest at 8pm.

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A: Protest = a strong complaint to express disagreement and so.
March = a walk
The protest march went off peacefully with only two arrests.

A: Protest and demonstration are very similar, but protest can also be a verb.

I went to the protest today.
I participated in the demonstration today.

A strike is a type of protest or demonstration, usually about labor disputes.

A: protest against something means "to express a strong disagreement with something, to show your disapproval towards something"

protest about (someone or something) - the same meaning, no difference.

In American English it's also possible to use just "to protest something ":

The workers protested the increase in working hours.

The workers were protesting against increasing working hours.

Hope it'll help you.

A: I was at the protest = CORRECT

I was on the protest = INCORRECT

A: A protest is a public expression of objection, disapproval or dissent towards an idea or course of action, typically a political one. Demonstration is the act of demonstrating; showing or explaining something while riot is wanton or unrestrained behavior.

A: Suicide protest, or "protest by suicide"

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A: A "compound" is a lot of buildings that are in the same area, and which serve the same propose

So, "the presidential compound" is a bunch of connected buildings, which belong to the president

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A: "He silently protests when he doesn't get his way"

A: @takuchan_no2: They are the same thing, just different pronouns. Both are acceptable to say