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1 demonstrate
['demənstreɪt] 1.1) (illustrate, prove) dimostrare, provare [theory, principle, truth]as demonstrated by... — come dimostrato da
2) (show, reveal) dimostrare, manifestare [emotion, concern, support]; dimostrare, rivelare [ skill]3) (display) fare la dimostrazione di [machine, product]2.to demonstrate how sth. works — (di)mostrare il funzionamento di, come funziona qcs
verbo intransitivo pol. dimostrare, manifestare* * *['demənstreɪt] 1.1) (illustrate, prove) dimostrare, provare [theory, principle, truth]as demonstrated by... — come dimostrato da
2) (show, reveal) dimostrare, manifestare [emotion, concern, support]; dimostrare, rivelare [ skill]3) (display) fare la dimostrazione di [machine, product]2.to demonstrate how sth. works — (di)mostrare il funzionamento di, come funziona qcs
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2 demonstrator
['demənstreɪtə(r)]1) pol. dimostrante m. e f., manifestante m. e f.2) comm. dimostratore m. (-trice)* * *['demənstreɪtə(r)]1) pol. dimostrante m. e f., manifestante m. e f.2) comm. dimostratore m. (-trice)
См. также в других словарях:
demonstrate — / demənstreɪt/ verb to show how something works ● He was demonstrating a new tractor when he was killed. ● The managers saw the new stock control system being demonstrated … Marketing dictionary in english
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