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1 Protest
m; -(e)s, -e1. protest; öffentlicher Protest auch public outcry; aus Protest gegen in ( oder as a) protest against, in protest at; gegen etw. Protest erheben protest against s.th., make a protest against s.th.; aus Protest weggehen leave in protest; unter ( lautem) Protest den Saal verlassen walk out (in protest); es hagelte Proteste there was a storm of protest* * *der Protestprotest; remonstrance; protestation* * *Pro|tẹst [pro'tɛst]m -(e)s, -e1) protest(scharfen) Protest gegen jdn/etw erheben — to make a (strong) protest against sb/sth
etw aus Protest tun — to do sth in protest or as a protest
unter Protest — protesting; (gezwungen) under protest
ich machs, aber nur unter Protest — I'm only doing it under protest
Protest mangels Annahme/Zahlung — protest for non-acceptance/non-payment
* * *(a strong statement or demonstration of objection or disapproval: He made no protest; ( also adjective) a protest march.) protest* * *Pro·test<-[e]s, -e>[proˈtɛst]m1. (Missfallensbekundung) protestaus \Protest in [or as a] protestunter \Protest under protestunter lautem \Protest protesting loudlystummer \Protest silent protest\Protest einlegen [o erheben] to protest, to make a protestzu \Protest gehen to go to protest2. ÖKON to protesteinen Wechsel zu \Protest gehen lassen to protest a billden \Protest auf den Wechsel setzen to protest a bill\Protest mangels Zahlung JUR protest refusal of paymentrechtzeitiger/verspäteter \Protest JUR due/retarded protest* * *der; Protest[e]s, Proteste protest[bei jemandem] Protest gegen jemanden/etwas einlegen — make a protest [to somebody] against somebody/something
etwas aus Protest tun — do something as a or in protest
* * *1. protest;öffentlicher Protest auch public outcry;gegen etwas Protest erheben protest against sth, make a protest against sth;aus Protest weggehen leave in protest;unter (lautem) Protest den Saal verlassen walk out (in protest);es hagelte Proteste there was a storm of protest2. WIRTSCH, FIN protest;einen Wechsel zu Protest gehen lassen WIRTSCH protest a bill* * *der; Protest[e]s, Proteste protest[bei jemandem] Protest gegen jemanden/etwas einlegen — make a protest [to somebody] against somebody/something
etwas aus Protest tun — do something as a or in protest
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2 der Demonstrationszug
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3 Schweigemarsch
m silent (protest) march* * *Schwei|ge|marschmsilent march (of protest)* * *Schwei·ge·marschm silent [protest] march* * *der silent [protest-]march* * *Schweigemarsch m silent (protest) march* * *der silent [protest-]march* * *m.silent protest n. -
4 Protestmarsch
m protest march* * *Pro|tẹst|marschmprotest march* * *Pro·test·marschm protest march* * *der protest march* * *Protestmarsch m protest march* * *der protest march -
5 Demonstrationszug
m1. Aktion: demo(nstration), protest march2. Personen: demonstrators Pl.; der Demonstrationszug formiert sich the column of demonstrators is taking shape ( oder gathering)* * *De|monst|ra|ti|ons|zugmdemonstration, (protest) march* * *De·mons·tra·ti·ons·zugm demonstration, [protest] march* * *der column or procession of demonstrators* * *1. Aktion: demo(nstration), protest marchder Demonstrationszug formiert sich the column of demonstrators is taking shape ( oder gathering)* * *der column or procession of demonstrators -
6 Sternmarsch
m demonstration march in which marchers converge from different directions on a central point* * *Stẹrn|marschm (POL)protest march with marchers converging on assembly point from different directions* * *Stern·marsch* * *der [protest] march* * *Sternmarsch m demonstration march in which marchers converge from different directions on a central point* * *der [protest] march* * *m.demonstration march from different starting points n. -
7 Aufruhr
m; -s, -e, meist Sg. commotion, turmoil; (Tumult) riot, tumult, fracas; (Rebellion) uprising, revolt; innerlicher: turmoil, conflict; öffentlicher Aufruhr public clamo(u)r; in Aufruhr in a state of turmoil; Menge, Volk etc.: up in arms; jemanden in Aufruhr versetzen stir s.o. up, throw ( oder plunge poet.) s.o. into turmoil* * *der Aufruhr(Aufstand) uprising; rebellion; riot;(Durcheinander) commotion; turmoil; fracas; stir* * *Auf|ruhr ['aufruːɐ]m -(e)s, -e1) (= Auflehnung) revolt, rebellion, uprising2) (= Bewegtheit, fig: = Erregung) tumult, turmoilihr innerlicher Áúfruhr — the tumult or turmoil within her
in Áúfruhr sein — to be in a tumult or turmoil
in Áúfruhr geraten — to get into a state of turmoil
jdn in Áúfruhr versetzen — to throw sb into a turmoil
* * *der1) ((a) confused, noisy uproar: He was woken by a commotion in the street.) commotion2) (a state of excitement: The whole city was in a ferment.) ferment3) (a noisy disturbance created by a usually large group of people: The protest march developed into a riot.) riot4) riotousness5) ((an outbreak of) noise, shouting etc: The whole town was in (an) uproar after the football team's victory.) uproar6) (a state of wild confused movement or disorder: The crowd / His mind was in (a) turmoil.) turmoil* * *Auf·ruhr<-[e]s, -e>[ˈaufru:ɐ̯]m1. kein pl (geh: Erregung) tumult no pl, turmoil no pl; (in der Stadt/im Volk) unrest no pl, no indef artsein innerer \Aufruhr the turmoil within onein [o im] \Aufruhr sein, sich akk in [o im] \Aufruhr befinden to be in a tumult; Bevölkerung to be in a turmoilin \Aufruhr geraten to be thrown into a turmoil2. (Aufstand) revolt, uprising, rebellioneinen \Aufruhr unterdrücken to crush [or put down] [or quell] a revolt [or an uprising]* * *der; Aufruhrs, Aufruhre1) (Rebellion) revolt; rebellion2) o. Pl. (Erregung) turmoiljemanden/etwas in Aufruhr versetzen — plunge or throw somebody/something into [a state of] turmoil
* * *Aufruhr m; -s, -e, meist sg commotion, turmoil; (Tumult) riot, tumult, fracas; (Rebellion) uprising, revolt; innerlicher: turmoil, conflict;öffentlicher Aufruhr public clamo(u)r;* * *der; Aufruhrs, Aufruhre1) (Rebellion) revolt; rebellion2) o. Pl. (Erregung) turmoiljemanden/etwas in Aufruhr versetzen — plunge or throw somebody/something into [a state of] turmoil
* * *-en m.fracas n.insurrection n.riot n.sedition n.turmoil n.uproar n. -
8 Demonstrationszug
De·mons·tra·ti·ons·zug mdemonstration, [protest] marchDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Demonstrationszug
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9 Protestmarsch
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10 Schweigemarsch
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11 Protestmarsch
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12 Protestwanderung
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13 Protestzug
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14 der Ostermarsch
- {Easter protest march}
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