protest

/ˈprəʊtest//ˈprəʊtest/

★★★★★n.

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n

① 抗议,反对
- a protest march抗议游行
- without protest无异议地
- in protest在抗议
- They wrote to the manager in protest against low wages.他们写信给经理,抗议工资低。

② 抗议(书)
- enter [make, lodge, register] a protest against a decision对一项决定提出抗议
- under protest在抗议下;不情愿地
- He paid the fine under protest.他不情愿地缴了罚款。

vt

① 坚决声明;坚决主张;言明
- She protested her innocence.她坚决声明她无罪。
- I protested (to her) that I had never said a thing.我(向她)坚决声明我从来没说过这种话。
- "You're wrong," she protested.她断然地说: 「你错了。」

② 【美】对(决议等)提出异议;抗议
- They protested low wages.他们抗议低廉的工资。
- There was a large crowd in the street, protesting the new regulation.街上有一大群人在抗议那项新法令。

vi

① 声明;断言

② 抗议;反对<about, against, at>
- We protested against the new law.我们抗议那项新法律。
- He protested against being refused membership.他抗议被拒绝成为会员。
- He protested strongly at being called a hypocrite.他强烈抗议被称为伪君子。
- We protested loudly when we were shut out.当我们被挡在外面时就大声抗议。

字辨

object: 指由于不承认或强烈的厌恶而反对

I object to his plan.

protest: 指强烈的反对或抗议,往往以口头或书面的方式提出

They protested the nuclear test.

remonstrate: 指反对某人所做的事,有时含有谴责之意

He remonstrated against her disobedient manner.

expostulate: 指为了改变他人的意见而强烈地劝诫或理论

He expostulated with his father on his folly.

demur: 指为了阻碍或延迟对方的行动而反对或提出异议

I demurred at her marriage.

词族

protestern.抗议者;反对者;断言者;拒绝者
protestorn.抗议者;提出异议者

同义词

announcev.宣布
complainv.申诉
complaintn.抱怨
declarev.宣布
disputev.反驳
insistv.坚持
maintainv.坚持
objectv.反对
objectionn.反对
opposev.反对
oppositionn.反对
vowv.发誓

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dissent
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词路径

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词汇	protest
释义	protest /ˈprəʊtest//ˈprəʊtest/ ★★★★★n. protest protests protests protesting protested protested n ① 抗议,反对 a protest march抗议游行 without protest无异议地 in protest在抗议 They wrote to the manager in protest against low wages.他们写信给经理,抗议工资低。 ② 抗议(书) enter [make, lodge, register] a protest against a decision对一项决定提出抗议 under protest在抗议下;不情愿地 He paid the fine under protest.他不情愿地缴了罚款。 vt ① 坚决声明;坚决主张;言明 She protested her innocence.她坚决声明她无罪。 I protested (to her) that I had never said a thing.我(向她)坚决声明我从来没说过这种话。 "You're wrong," she protested.她断然地说: 「你错了。」 ② 【美】对(决议等)提出异议;抗议 They protested low wages.他们抗议低廉的工资。 There was a large crowd in the street, protesting the new regulation.街上有一大群人在抗议那项新法令。 vi ① 声明;断言 ② 抗议;反对<about, against, at> We protested against the new law.我们抗议那项新法律。 He protested against being refused membership.他抗议被拒绝成为会员。 He protested strongly at being called a hypocrite.他强烈抗议被称为伪君子。 We protested loudly when we were shut out.当我们被挡在外面时就大声抗议。字辨 v. object: 指由于不承认或强烈的厌恶而反对 I object to his plan. protest: 指强烈的反对或抗议,往往以口头或书面的方式提出 They protested the nuclear test. remonstrate: 指反对某人所做的事,有时含有谴责之意 He remonstrated against her disobedient manner. expostulate: 指为了改变他人的意见而强烈地劝诫或理论 He expostulated with his father on his folly. demur: 指为了阻碍或延迟对方的行动而反对或提出异议 I demurred at her marriage. 词族 protestern.抗议者;反对者;断言者;拒绝者 protestorn.抗议者;提出异议者同义词 announcev.宣布 complainv.申诉 complaintn.抱怨 declarev.宣布 disputev.反驳 insistv.坚持 maintainv.坚持 objectv.反对 objectionn.反对 opposev.反对 oppositionn.反对 vowv.发誓 challenge demur except exception expostulate expostulation inveigh kick protestation remonstrance remonstrate remonstration squawk dissent resist 词路径 entity abstraction abstract entity psychological feature event act deed human action human activity speech act objection protest protestation 上位词 objection resistance 下位词 boycott demonstration direct action manifestation walkout
随便看	more neutral more normal more notable more noted more notorious more noxious more numerous more nutritious more obedient more objectionable more objective more obliging more oblique more obnoxious more obscene more obsequious more observant more obstinate more obvious more odious more offensive more official more often than not more old-fashioned more ominous