demonstrator
noun /ˈdemənstreɪtə(r)/
/ˈdemənstreɪtər/
- a person who takes part in a public meeting or march (= an organized walk by many people) in order to protest against somebody/something or to show support for somebody/something
（集会或游行的）示威者 - Troops opened fire on the demonstrators.
部队朝示威人群开枪。 - Troops opened fire on a crowd of pro-democracy demonstrators.
军队向拥护民主的示威人群开了枪。
Topics Social issuesc1- Demonstrators clashed with government soldiers in the country's capital yesterday.
昨天示威者在该国首都与政府军士兵发生了冲突。 - Demonstrators marched on Washington.
示威者向华盛顿行进。 - Demonstrators then tried to storm the police headquarters.
然后示威者试图攻占警察总部。 - Police opened fire on a crowd of peaceful demonstrators.
警察向一群和平示威者开火。 - The demonstrators dispersed when the soldiers arrived.
士兵到达时示威者散开了。 - The demonstrators had gathered in the cathedral square.
示威者聚集在主教座堂广场上。 - The demonstrators refused to disperse.
示威者拒绝散去。 - Two student demonstrators were shot and killed.
两名学生示威者被射杀。 - Water cannon and tear gas were used against the demonstrators.
高压水炮和催泪瓦斯被用于对付示威者。 - demonstrators calling for the removal of the government
要求政府下台的示威者 - demonstrators carrying placards
举着牌子的示威者 - demonstrators chanting anti-war slogans
不断高喊反战口号的示威者 - demonstrators protesting against the lack of housing
抗议住房紧缺的示威者 - A procession of 30 000 demonstrators marched to the parliament building.
3万人的游行队伍向国会大厦进发。 - The demonstrators marched along a route agreed with the authorities.
示威者沿着当局同意的路线行进。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- angry
- peaceful
- student
- …
- crowd
- group
- disperse
- clash with
- fire on
- …
- gather
- take to the streets
- march
- …
- clashes between police and demonstrators
- Troops opened fire on the demonstrators.
- a person whose job is to show or explain how something works or is done
示范者；演示者 - He works as a demonstrator in anatomy at Wolfson College.
他在沃尔森学院担任解剖学演示者。
- He works as a demonstrator in anatomy at Wolfson College.
词源early 17th cent. (in the general sense ‘a person or thing that demonstrates or proves’): from Latin, from demonstrat- ‘pointed out’, from the verb demonstrare.