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1. XVIprotest against /about, at/ smth. protest against a proposal (against a measure, against smb.'s bad treatment, against smb.'s punishment, against a resolution, against an insinuation, etc.) протестовать /возражать/ против предложения и т.A; the woman indignantly protested against the disrespectful tone женщина с возмущением /возмущенно/ протестовала против неуважительного тона; they protested about child labour они выступили [с протестом] против детского труда; the students were protesting at police occupation of the university студенты выразили протест против занятия полицейскими здания университета2. XXVprotest that... he protested that he knew nothing about it он заявил, что ничего об этом не знает abs "Oh, no", the girl protested protest-"I cannot type very fast" "О нет",сказала девушка,"я не очень быстро печатаю"
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