demonstration
noun /ˌdemənˈstreɪʃn/
/ˌdemənˈstreɪʃn/
- (also informal demo especially in British English)[countable] demonstration (against somebody/something) a public meeting or a march (= an organized walk by many people) at which people show that they are protesting against or supporting somebody/something
游行示威 - to take part in/go on a demonstration
参加/进行示威游行 - to hold/stage a demonstration
举行示威游行 - mass demonstrations in support of the exiled leader
支持流亡领导人的群众集会 - anti-government demonstrations
反政府示威游行 - a peaceful/violent demonstration
和平/暴力示威
Topics Social issuesb2- I'll give a quick demonstration of some first-aid techniques.
我将很快地示范一些急救技术。 - Police in riot gear dispersed the demonstration.
防暴警察驱散了示威人群。 - Taxi drivers staged a demonstration against the new law.
出租车司机举行示威反对新法律。 - The demonstration was called off at the last minute.
示威在临举行的一刻取消了。 - The government does not wish to provoke further demonstrations.
政府不希望再激起示威抗议。 - The president's decision provoked public demonstrations.
总统的决定引发了公众的示威。 - The strike was a dramatic demonstration of the power of the workforce.
罢工突出地显示了劳动者的力量。 - The visiting president was greeted by hostile demonstrations.
到访的总统遭遇了充满敌意的示威。 - Thousands gathered for a peaceful demonstration.
数千人聚在一起举行和平示威。 - a protest demonstration against the war
反战示威 - demonstrations calling for an end to sanctions
呼吁停止制裁的示威 - demonstrations in protest at the arrests
反对拘捕的示威 - demonstrations in protest of the administration
抗议政府的示威 - mass demonstrations against cuts in the health service
反对公共医疗卫生服务经费削减的群众示威游行 - physical demonstrations of affection
身体上的亲昵举动 - police intervention at demonstrations
警察对示威的干涉 - student demonstrations in favour of a multi-party system
支持多党制的学生示威 - As a student, she had taken part in many demonstrations.
作为一名学生,她参加了许多示威游行。 - Protesters go on demonstrations, armed with flowers to give to the police.
抗议者上街游行,并备好了送给警察的鲜花。 - She was given to quite embarrassing public demonstrations of emotion.
她经常令人尴尬地公开表露感情。 - The election results gave ample demonstration of collapsing support for the Communist Party.
选举结果充分显示了对共产党的支持正在瓦解。 - The performance was a remarkable demonstration of his abilities.
这场演出很好地展示了他的能力。 - There were mass demonstrations in support of the exiled leader.
大批群众集会支持那位流亡领袖。 - They are holding a peaceful demonstration in Central Park.
他们正在中央公园举行和平示威。 - This is a clear demonstration of how something that seems simple can turn out to be very complicated.
这清楚地表明了看似简单的事情实际上可能非常复杂。 - We bought the demonstration model at half price.
我们半价买了演示模型。 - We were given a brief demonstration of the computer's functions.
我们看了这种计算机各种功能的简短演示。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- big
- huge
- large
- …
- hold
- organize
- stage
- …
- take place
- call for something
- greet
- …
- at a/the demonstration
- during a/the demonstration
- demonstration against
- …
- to take part in/go on a demonstration
- (also informal demo)[countable, uncountable] an act of showing or explaining how something works or is done
示范;示范表演;演示 - We were given a brief demonstration of the computer's functions.
我们看了这种计算机各种功能的简短演示。 - a practical demonstration
实际操作示范 - a demonstration model (= a model used to show how something works)
演示模型 - Sandra and Nigel provided a demonstration of salsa dance steps.
桑德拉和奈杰尔演示了萨尔萨舞的舞步。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- physical
- practical
- live
- …
- conduct
- do
- give somebody
- …
- We were given a brief demonstration of the computer's functions.
证明;证实;论证;说明 - a demonstration of the connection between the two sets of figures
论证这两组数字间的联系 - a demonstration of how something that seems simple can turn out to be very complicated
说明看似简单的东西实际上可能非常复杂
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- clear
- convincing
- dramatic
- …
- provide
- a demonstration of the connection between the two sets of figures
- [countable] an act of showing a feeling or an opinion
表达;表露;表现;显露 - a public demonstration of affection
公开表露爱慕之情 - a demonstration of support for the reforms
表示对改革的支持
- a public demonstration of affection
词源late Middle English (also in the senses ‘proof provided by logic’ and ‘sign, indication’): from Latin demonstratio(n-), from demonstrare ‘point out’. Sense (1) dates from the mid 19th cent.