I. protest [prəˈtest] 动词 trans, 不及物动词
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The scene was riotous and disturbing with some people climbing iron bars and several others running in opposite directions as if trying to escape from violent protest.
thenationonlineng.net The revivalist scene thus became associated with the opposition, and became a vehicle for protest against free-market capitalism.
en.wikipedia.org In 1969 for several nights, hundreds of women stayed out past the university women's curfew in protest of the curfew policy.
en.wikipedia.org Even when he abolished vexatious levies such as octroi and highway toll, there was hardly a murmur of protest.
en.wikipedia.org To this end, he sought to militarise the revolution since the first signs of popular disobedience and protest became apparent.
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