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1 peaceful
adjective (quiet; calm; without worry or disturbance: It's very peaceful in the country.) tranquilo, sosegado, relajadopeaceful adj1. pacífico2. tranquilotr['piːsfʊl]1 (non-violent) pacífico,-a, no violento,-a2 (calm) tranquilo,-a, sosegado,-apeaceful ['pi:sfəl] adj1) peaceable: pacífico2) calm, quiet: tranquilo, sosegado♦ peacefully advadj.• apacible adj.• pacífico, -a adj.• reposado, -a adj.• tranquilo, -a adj.'piːsfəla) (calm, quiet) < place> tranquilob) ( non-violent) < protest> pacífico, no violento['piːsfʊl]ADJ1) (=non-violent) [person, tribe, nation] pacífico; [demonstration, protest] pacífico, no violentoto change society by or through peaceful means — cambiar la sociedad por medios pacíficos
2) (=calm, untroubled) [place, life] tranquilothe streets are peaceful after yesterday's fighting — las calles están tranquilas después de las confrontaciones de ayer
they say it's a peaceful way to go — dicen que es una forma de morir sin nada de sufrimiento or sin sufrir dolores
* * *['piːsfəl]a) (calm, quiet) < place> tranquilob) ( non-violent) < protest> pacífico, no violento -
2 protest
1. prə'test verb1) (to express a strong objection: They are protesting against the new law.) protestar (contra)2) (to state or declare definitely, especially in denying something: She protested that she was innocent.) protestar
2. 'proutest noun(a strong statement or demonstration of objection or disapproval: He made no protest; (also adjective) a protest march.) manifestación; protesta, quejaprotest1 n protestaprotest2 vb protestarlots of people protested against the nuclear power station mucha gente protestó contra la central nuclear1 protestar de\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLunder protest bajo protestato make a protest about something protestar por algoprotest song canción nombre femenino (de) protestaprotest [pro'tɛst] vt1) assert: afirmar, declarar2) : protestarthey protested the decision: protestaron (por) la decisiónprotest vito protest against : protestar contraprotest ['pro:.tɛst] n1) demonstration: manifestación f (de protesta)a public protest: una manifestación pública2) complaint: queja f, protesta fn.• protesta s.f.• protesto s.m.• queja s.f.v.• declarar enérgicamente v.• protestar v.• quejarse v.• reclamar v.
I 'prəʊtesta) u ( expression of disagreement) protesta fin protest (at/against something) — en señal de protesta (por/contra algo)
under protest — bajo protesta; (before n)
protest song — canción f (de) protesta
b) c ( complaint) protesta fc) c ( demonstration) manifestación f de protesta
II
1. prə'testintransitive verb protestarto protest AGAINST/ABOUT/AT something — protestar contra/acerca de/por algo
2.
vt1)a) ( complain)to protest (TO somebody) THAT — quejarse (a alguien) de que, protestar (a alguien) que
b) ( object to) (AmE) \<\<decision/action\>\> protestar (contra)2) ( assert) \<\<love\>\> declarar; \<\<innocence/loyalty\>\> hacer* protestas deshe protested that... — afirmó enérgicamente que...
1.['prǝʊtest]N (gen) protesta f ; (=complaint) queja f2. [prǝ'test]VT1) (=complain) protestar2) (US) (=complain about) protestar de3) (=dispute) poner reparos a4) (=affirm) [+ one's love] declarar, afirmar3.[prǝ'test]VI protestarto protest at or against — protestar de
4.['prǝʊtest]CPDprotest demonstration, protest march N — manifestación f or marcha f (de protesta)
protest movement N — movimiento m de protesta, movimiento m contestatario
protest song N — canción f (de) protesta
protest vote N — voto m de protesta
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I ['prəʊtest]a) u ( expression of disagreement) protesta fin protest (at/against something) — en señal de protesta (por/contra algo)
under protest — bajo protesta; (before n)
protest song — canción f (de) protesta
b) c ( complaint) protesta fc) c ( demonstration) manifestación f de protesta
II
1. [prə'test]intransitive verb protestarto protest AGAINST/ABOUT/AT something — protestar contra/acerca de/por algo
2.
vt1)a) ( complain)to protest (TO somebody) THAT — quejarse (a alguien) de que, protestar (a alguien) que
b) ( object to) (AmE) \<\<decision/action\>\> protestar (contra)2) ( assert) \<\<love\>\> declarar; \<\<innocence/loyalty\>\> hacer* protestas deshe protested that... — afirmó enérgicamente que...
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