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1 protest
1 პროტესტი●●to do sth under protest რისიმე გაკეთება საკუთარი სურვილის საწინააღმდეგოდ2 შეპასუხება (შეეპასუხება), შეკამათება, შედავება, სიტყვის შებრუნება, უკმაყოფილობის გამოთქმა, წინააღმდეგ გამოსვლაhe protested against the adoption of the resolution რეზოლუციის მიღების წინააღმდეგ გამოვიდაI protest that it is my fault ვაცხადებ, რომ ეს ჩემი ბრალი არ არისhis speech unleashed a storm of protest მისმა გამოსვლამ პროტესტის/საპროტესტო ქარიშხალი გამოიწვია
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