protester
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈproʊtɛstər/ · UK /prəˈtestə/
Forms: protesters
protester means: Someone who shows that they strongly disagree with something, often by joining a public gathering.
noun
Someone who shows that they strongly disagree with something, often by joining a public gathering.
- A protester held a sign.
- Thousands of protesters marched through the city.
- Police arrested a protester outside the government building.
Someone who formally records that a written promise or order to pay money has not been paid or accepted.
- The protester recorded the unpaid bill.
- A notary acted as protester of the note.
- The bank asked the protester to document the refusal of payment.
Questions about protester
What does protester mean?
Someone who shows that they strongly disagree with something, often by joining a public gathering.
What is protester in other languages?
Türkçe: protestocu · Español: manifestante · Français: manifestant · Deutsch: Demonstrant · Italiano: manifestante · 日本語: 抗議者
How do you pronounce protester?
In American English /ˈproʊtɛstər/; in British English /prəˈtestə/.
How do you use protester in a sentence?
A protester held a sign. Thousands of protesters marched through the city.
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