| 词汇 | protest |
| 释义 | protestUK:* noun: /ˈprəʊtɛst/, verb: /prəˈtɛst/US:/n. ˈproʊtɛst; v. prəˈtɛst, ˈproʊtɛst/US:(n. prō′test; v. prə test′, prō′test)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 protest, protest about [sth], protest against [sth] vi + prep (complain about)抗议；异议，反对The staff protested about having to work on a public holiday.工作人员抗议在公共节假日加班。usage: used as a verbProtest /prə^test/ is used as a verb to say that someone shows publicly that they do not approve of something. You can say that someone protests about something or protests against something.Women's groups protested about the way women were portrayed in commercials.Students marched in the streets to protest against the arrests. In American English, you can use protest as a transitive verb. You say that someone protests something.Environmental campaigners protested the decision.Protest can also be a reporting verb. If you protest that something is true, you insist that it is true, when someone has said or suggested the opposite.They protested that they had nothing to do with the incident.‘You’re wrong,' I protested. protest [sth] vtr (in public)集会抗议；公开抗议A crowd gathered to protest the new law.人群聚集起来抗议新出台的法律。 protest [sth] vtr (assert strongly)坚称；断言Matt thinks Rob stole his phone, but Rob is protesting his innocence.马特认为是洛博偷了他的手机，但洛博坚称自己是清白的。 protest, protest that vtr (with clause: assert)断言，坚称The defendant protested that he had never even met his accuser before.被告坚称自己以前甚至根本就没有见过原告。 protest n (public, against policy)抗议示威；示威游行There was a protest last weekend against the new law.上周末爆发了一次针对新法律的抗议示威。 protest n (official complaint)抗议；抗议活动Carol went to the boss to register her protest about the new working conditions.卡罗尔去找自己的领导抗议新的工作待遇。 复合形式： nonviolent protest, non-violent protest n (peaceful demonstration of opposition)非暴力抗议；和平抗议Non-violent protest will win over the government. peaceful protest n (non-violent demonstration)和平示威；非暴力示威The activists are planning a peaceful protest outside the nuclear power station. protest march n (public demonstration)抗议游行，示威游行Hilary and Emma are going on a protest march. protest too much v expr (insist unconvincingly that [sth] is untrue) (指导致人怀疑的)一口拒绝, 激烈否认“The lady doth protest too much”, as they say. |
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