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1 protest
1. nounmake or lodge a protest [against somebody/something] — eine Beschwerde [gegen jemanden/etwas] einreichen
2) (show of unwillingness, gesture of disapproval)protest[s] — Protest, der
2. transitive verbin protest [against something] — aus Protest [gegen etwas]
1) (affirm) beteuern2) (Amer.): (object to) protestieren gegen3. intransitive verbprotestieren; (make written or formal protest) Protest einlegen (to bei)protest about somebody/something — gegen jemanden/etwas protestieren
protest against being/doing something — dagegen protestieren, dass man etwas ist/tut
* * *1. [prə'test] verb1) (to express a strong objection: They are protesting against the new law.) protestieren2) (to state or declare definitely, especially in denying something: She protested that she was innocent.) beteuern2. ['proutest] noun(a strong statement or demonstration of objection or disapproval: He made no protest; ( also adjective) a protest march.) der Protest, Protest-...- academic.ru/58561/protester">protester* * *pro·testI. n[ˈprəʊtest, AM ˈproʊ-]to do sth in \protest [against sth] etw aus Protest [gegen etw akk] tunto do sth under \protest etw unter Protest tunII. vi[prə(ʊ)ˈtest, AM proʊˈ-]protestieren▪ to \protest against sth/sb gegen etw/jdn protestierenIII. vt[prə(ʊ)ˈtest, AM proʊˈ-]1. (assert)▪ to \protest sth etw beteuern▪ to \protest that... beteuern, dass...to \protest one's innocence seine Unschuld beteuern3. FINto \protest a bill Wechselprotest einlegen* * *['prəʊtest]1. nProtest m; (= demonstration) Protestkundgebung fto make a/one's protest — Protest or Widerspruch erheben
letter of protest, protest letter — Protestschreiben nt
2. vi[prəU'test] (against, about gegen) protestieren; (= demonstrate) demonstrieren3. vt[prəU'test]1) innocence beteuernit's mine, he protested — das gehört mir, protestierte er
* * *A s [ˈprəʊtest]1. Protest m:under protest unter Protest;without protest widerspruchslos;protest march Protestmarsch m;protest meeting Protestversammlung f;protest rally Protestkundgebung f;protest singer Protestsänger(in);2. WIRTSCH, JUR (Wechsel)Protest mextend protest Verklarung ablegenB v/i [prəˈtest]1. protestieren (at, against, about gegen; to bei)2. a) eine (feierliche) Erklärung abgebenb) die Wahrheit (seiner Worte etc) beteuernC v/t [prəˈtest]1. US protestieren gegenhave a bill protested einen Wechsel zu Protest gehen lassenprotest one’s innocence* * *1. nounmake or lodge a protest [against somebody/something] — eine Beschwerde [gegen jemanden/etwas] einreichen
2) (show of unwillingness, gesture of disapproval)protest[s] — Protest, der
2. transitive verbin protest [against something] — aus Protest [gegen etwas]
1) (affirm) beteuern2) (Amer.): (object to) protestieren gegen3. intransitive verbprotestieren; (make written or formal protest) Protest einlegen (to bei)protest about somebody/something — gegen jemanden/etwas protestieren
protest against being/doing something — dagegen protestieren, dass man etwas ist/tut
* * *n.Einspruch m.Protest -e m. (against) v.Verwahrung einlegen (gegen) ausdr. v.protestieren v.reklamieren v.
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