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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. protest SUST. [ingl. am. ˈproʊˌtɛst, ingl. brit. ˈprəʊtɛst]

1. protest U (dissent):

protest: protesta f

there was little protest against the new measures: hubo pocas protestas or objeciones contra las nuevas medidas

they left without protest: se fueron sin protestar

in protest (at/against sth): en señal de protesta (por/contra algo)

under protest: bajo protesta

under protest atrbv. march/meeting: de protesta

2. protest C (complaint):

protest: protesta f

to register/lodge a protest: dejar constancia de/presentar una protesta

3. protest C (demonstration):

protest: manifestación f de protesta

II. protest V. intr. [ingl. am. prəˈtɛst, proʊˈtɛst, ingl. brit. prəˈtɛst]

protest: protestar

to protest against/about/at sth: protestar contra / acerca de / por algo

to protest to sb: presentar una protesta ante alguien

to protest to sb (to authorities, in writing): elevar una protesta a alguien

to protest to sb (to authorities, in writing): presentar una protesta ante alguien

III. protest V. trans. [ingl. am. prəˈtɛst, proʊˈtɛst, ingl. brit. prəˈtɛst]

1.1. protest (complain):

to protest (to sb) that: quejarse (a alguien) de que

to protest (to sb) that: protestar (a alguien) que

1.2. protest (object to) ingl. am.:

protest decision/action: protestar (contra)

2. protest (assert):

protest love: declarar

protest innocence/loyalty: hacer protestas de

she protested that she was totally blameless: afirmó or declaró enérgicamente que era inocente

she protested that she was totally blameless: hizo protestas de or protestó su inocencia

protest vote SUST.

protest vote: voto m de protesta

protest song SUST.

protest song: canción f (de) protesta

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protestar: to protest

protestar contra algo: to protest against o about sth

protestó por el trato recibido: he complained about o protested about o at the way he had been treated

—no es culpa mía —protestó: it's not my fault, he protested

protestar COM., FIN. letra: to protest

protestar: to protest about

protestar: to protest at

protestaron la decisión del árbitro: they protested about o at the referee's decision

protestaron la decisión del árbitro: they protested the referee's decision ingl. am.

protestar: to protest

protestó la anulación del gol: he protested when the goal was disallowed

protesta: protest

acallaron la protesta: they silenced the protest

hacer una protesta: to make o lodge a protest

una campaña de protesta: a protest campaign

no acudió a la reunión en señal de protesta: she did not attend the meeting in protest

hizo protestas de su inocencia: he protested his innocence form.

bajo protesta: under protest

protesta: protest march

protesta: protest rally

canción protesta: protest song

paro cívico: community protest

voto de castigo: protest vote

tractorada: tractor protest

en el diccionario PONS

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protest¹ [ˈprəʊtest, ingl. am. ˈproʊtest] SUST.

1. protest (complaint):

protest: protesta f

in protest: en señal de protesta

to do sth under protest: hacer algo que conste como protesta

2. protest (demonstration):

protest: manifestación f de protesta

I. protest² [prəˈtest, ingl. am. proʊˈ-] V. intr.

protest: protestar

to protest about/against sth: protestar por/en contra de algo

II. protest² [prəˈtest, ingl. am. proʊˈ-] V. trans.

1. protest (solemnly affirm):

to protest that ...: declarar que...

to protest one's innocence: afirmar su inocencia

2. protest ingl. am. (show dissent):

protest: protestar en contra de

protest vote SUST.

protest vote: voto m de protesta

protest march SUST.

protest march: marcha f de protesta

vigorous protest: rotundo, -a

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protestaron a millares: they protested by the thousand

protestaron al unísono: they unanimously protested

contestación: protest

protesta: protest

reclamación (recurso): protest

en el diccionario PONS

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protest¹ [ˈproʊ·test] SUST.

1. protest (complaint):

protest: protesta f

in protest: en señal de protesta

to do sth under protest: hacer algo que conste como protesta

2. protest (demonstration):

protest: manifestación f de protesta

I. protest² [proʊ·ˈtest] V. intr.

protest: protestar

to protest about/against sth: protestar por/en contra de algo

II. protest² [proʊ·ˈtest] V. trans.

1. protest (solemnly affirm):

to protest that...: declarar que...

to protest one's innocence: afirmar su inocencia

2. protest (show dissent):

protest: protestar en contra de

protest vote SUST.

protest vote: voto m de protesta

protest march SUST.

protest march: marcha f de protesta

touch off protest: provocar

vigorous protest: rotundo, -a

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protestaron a millares: they protested by the thousands

protestaron al unísono: they unanimously protested

protesta: protest

reclamación (recurso): protest

Present
I	protest
you	protest
he/she/it	protests
we	protest
you	protest
they	protest

Past
I	protested
you	protested
he/she/it	protested
we	protested
you	protested
they	protested

Present Perfect
I	have	protested
you	have	protested
he/she/it	has	protested
we	have	protested
you	have	protested
they	have	protested

Past Perfect
I	had	protested
you	had	protested
he/she/it	had	protested
we	had	protested
you	had	protested
they	had	protested

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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to take to the streets (in protest): tomar las calles (para protestar)

in protest: en señal de protesta

to do sth under protest: hacer algo que conste como protesta

to protest about/against sth: protestar por/en contra de algo

to protest that ...: declarar que...

to protest one's innocence: afirmar su inocencia

howls of protest: gritos m pl. de protesta

a whimper of protest: un gemido de protesta

levantar una tempestad de protestas: to raise a storm of protest

voto en blanco: unmarked ballot (paper) (as a protest)

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

But he went on to say the magazine is an encouraging phenomenon because it howls with dissatisfaction.

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In contrast to wolves, dholes do not howl or bark.

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I went on to the balcony and howled away for four hours.

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He sometimes keeps the villagers up all night by howling and getting all the dogs in the village worked up to howl with him.

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The audience howled, and she quickly became a hit.

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