英:[ˌdemənˈstreɪʃn]
美:[ˌdemənˈstreɪʃn]
英:[ˌdemənˈstreɪʃn]
美:[ˌdemənˈstreɪʃn]
n.
示范,演示
证明,表明
示威(游行)
(情感)表露
dem·on·stra·tion
de mn streI shn
复数:demonstrations
demonstrational (adj.)
词根:demonstrate
adj.demonstrative 说明的;证明的;公开表露感情的
adv.demonstratively 论证地
n.demonstrator 示威者;论证者;指示者;证明者
demonstrative 指示词
vi.demonstrate 示威
vt.demonstrate 证明;展示;论证
Noun
1. a show or display; the act of presenting something to sight or view;
"the presentation of new data"
"he gave the customer a demonstration"
2. a show of military force or preparedness;
"he confused the enemy with feints and demonstrations"
3. a public display of group feelings (usually of a political nature);
"there were violent demonstrations against the war"
4. proof by a process of argument or a series of proposition proving an asserted conclusion
5. a visual presentation showing how something works;
"the lecture was accompanied by dramatic demonstrations"
"the lecturer shot off a pistol as a demonstration of the startle response"
demonstration project示范项目,示范工程
demonstration effect示范效果
demonstration teaching示范教学
demonstration plant示范装置;样板厂
demonstration test示范试验
demonstration software演示软件
这组词都有“游行”的意思,其区别是:
procession指举行庆祝活动或盛大仪式时庄严行进的有秩序的游行队伍或行列。
parade多指盛大和正式的游行,有检阅等活动。
demonstration侧重指抗议的示威性游行。
以上来源于网络
exhibition展示,展览
demonstration示范,证实
以上来源于网络
14世纪晚期, demonstracioun,通过推理、逻辑推断或实际实验来证明某事物的真实性,源自14世纪的古法语 demonstration,直接源自拉丁语 demonstrationem(nominative demonstratio),是动作名词,来自 demonstrare 的过去分词词干,意为“指出,表明,证明”,在比喻上意为“证明,建立”,由 de-(完全)(参见 de-)和与 monstrum(神圣的预兆,奇迹)相关的 monstrare(指出,揭示,展示)构成(源自 monster)。两者都是 monere 的派生词,意为“提醒,使回忆起; 告诫,建议,警告,教导”,源自 PIE *moneie- 的“使想起,提醒”的带后缀(使役)形式,是 *men-(1)“思考”的词根。
1807年开始出现“展示和解释实际操作”的意义。1839年起,指“一群人公开表达对某种政治或社会事业的支持的情感表演”,通常包括大规模集会和游行。相关词: Demonstrational。
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示威
游行示威
示威游行
Middle English demonstracioun, borrowed from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French demonstration, demustracioun, borrowed from Latin dēmonstrātiōn-, dēmonstrātiō "action of pointing out, description, explanation" (Late Latin, "deduction, proof"), from dēmonstrāre "to indicate, describe, show" + -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of verbal action — more at demonstrate
The first known use of demonstration was in the 14th century
demoralizeverb
to make bad or evil
to weaken in spirit or discipline
fear demoralized the army
demoralizeverb
to make bad or evil
to weaken in spirit or discipline
fear demoralized the army
demonstratornoun
a person who makes or takes part in a demonstration
a manufactured article (as an automobile) used for purposes of demonstration
demonstrative1 of 2adjective
characterized or established by demonstration
demonstrative reasoning
indicating the one referred to and pointing it out from others of the same kind the demonstrative adjective "that" in "that book"
the demonstrative pronoun "this" in "this is my hat"
showing feeling freely
a demonstrative greeting
demonstrative2 of 2noun
a demonstrative wordespecially: a demonstrative pronoun
demonstrative1 of 2adjective
characterized or established by demonstration
demonstrative reasoning
indicating the one referred to and pointing it out from others of the same kind the demonstrative adjective "that" in "that book"
the demonstrative pronoun "this" in "this is my hat"
showing feeling freely
a demonstrative greeting
demonstrative2 of 2noun
a demonstrative wordespecially: a demonstrative pronoun
demonstrationnoun
an act, process, or means of demonstrating the truth of something:
convincing evidence
an explanation (as of a theory) by experiment
a course of reasoning intended to prove that a conclusion must be true when certain conditions are accepted
a showing or using of a product for sale to display its good points
an outward expression or display
a demonstration of joy
a show of armed force
a public display of group feelings toward a person or cause
demonstrationnoun
an act, process, or means of demonstrating the truth of something:
convincing evidence
an explanation (as of a theory) by experiment
a course of reasoning intended to prove that a conclusion must be true when certain conditions are accepted
a showing or using of a product for sale to display its good points
an outward expression or display
a demonstration of joy
a show of armed force
a public display of group feelings toward a person or cause
demonstrationnoun
an act, process, or means of demonstrating to the intelligenceespecially: a proof by experiment
a demonstration of the neutralization of an acid by a base
1 They used armed forces to break the demonstration.
他们动用了武装部队来平息示威游行.
2 She pulled together picket lines, marches, mass rallies, and demonstrations.
3 “In the church. And one time when we marched to Fort Dimanche in demonstration.”
4 His experiments were the first clear demonstration of the role of a virus in one type of malignant tumor.
他的实验首次清晰地证明了病毒在一种恶性肿瘤中的作用。
5 “And in order to validate this theory, I have prepared a demonstration that I am certain you shall all find fascinating.”
6 As the demonstration ended and the marchers turned to head back to St. Joseph’s, C.P. alerted his men to get ready.
7 The German American Bund produced propaganda to further its cause, publishing magazines and brochures, organizing demonstrations, and running Hitler Youth-like camps.
8 It was one of the last demonstrations against the Vietnam War.
9 “Now, I just have one question, and I was hoping you would answer it before you get to your demonstration.”
10 Student demonstrations at Berkeley always blossomed when the weather turned fine.
11 The demonstration climaxed two weeks of strikes.
游行示威达到了两周罢工的高潮。
12 Before the students had to file off to their next class, I did a demonstration introducing some fencing basics followed by a short question-and-answer session.
13 Police used tear gas to break up a demonstration.
警察使用了催泪瓦斯来驱散示威活动。
14 They can watch demonstrations of elevating grain , sawing wood, grinding corn, and pumping water.
他们可以观看现场的谷物处理 、 锯木头及使用唧筒抽水的示范秀.
15 And everything that has been happening in Haiti— the demonstrations, hunger strikes, the voting and all—they have to do with us, Djo.
16 Afrikaners celebrate December 16 as the triumph of the Afrikaner over the African and the demonstration that God was on their side; while Africans mourned this day of the massacre of their people.
17 To hammer home this point, if I could, we have time for one awkward demonstration.
为了强调这一点,如果可以的话,我们还有时间做一个不太好的示范。
18 “There will be no demonstrations in this school,” the principal said authoritatively.
19 She walked me through a demonstration of the software.
她一步步地给我演示软件。
20 The story on the front page wasn’t coverage of the demonstration.
1 表示
note expression representation profession M be say mark demonstrate pronounce signify denote bespeak betoken indicative significative indication have show speak describe represent express breathe betray infer token gesture for voice signal come out add up to representative denotative exhibitory indicatory indicium sign presentation breath testimony pledge breathing manifestation pronouncement signification denotation mint mean pay record figure indicate witness bid render stamp bow proclaim profess evince hypo- express way
3 表达
expressive communication expression articulation say put air represent voice express communicate bid phrase convey couch communicative show reflection rendering frame register reflect signal demonstrate render vent externalize give voice to tell present capture signify opine give shape to give full vent to give vent to utterance speak articulate hold conceive utter clothe ventilate evince lay tongue to
4 示威
5 说明
descriptive explanatory illustrative account statement construction description explanation legend interpretation exposition rubric state tell explain demonstrate illustrate imply interpret signify unravel elucidate account for speak to speak of tell of testify to
6 展示
revelatory demonstrative show display exhibition air discover reveal expose showcase evince give model spread evolve manifest unwind show forth hold forth on parade
7 佯动
8 解释
explanatory interpretative comment solution construction reading explanation interpretation excuse translation gloss exposition see read explain define solve interpret elucidate hermeneutic éclaircissement light key perception construe decipher expound explicate unriddle demonstrate resolve translate bend naturalize explain oneself
9 论证
argumentation demonstrate reasoning argue demonstrative argument dialectic reason discursive dianoetic ar. argumentum
10 表现
show performance exhibition representation reflection portrayal comportment do represent conduct bear exhibit behave comport representative expressive expression rendition presentment have display express portrait manifestation showing act capture demonstrate manifest emanate comport yourself conduct yourself playing make project present characterize portray evince put up
11 表露
wear display demonstrate utter cast manifest expression gleam express profession take show exhibit glitter externalize
12 流露
13 证据
evidential probative fact evidence authority witness proof exhibit clue testament testimony deposition attestation evidentiary record document argument tribute testimonial earnest telltale vestige approbation
15 示威行动
17 示威运动
18 实例
19 佯攻
20 实证
21 实物广告
23 示范操作
24 证实
corroboratory confirmation verification affirmation attestation corroboration substantiation witness affirm circumstantiate support establish prove confirm guarantee verify sustain testify validate attest substantiate corroborate aver bring home testify to proof replication evidence demonstrate certify manifest replicate authenticate bear out cert. vindicate back up speak to confirmative ratification authentification constatation show underpin ratify fortify
25 游行示威
26 表明
significative voice manifestation airing utterance signification enounce show open identify shape define demonstrate declare manifest testify unfold utter signify evince give voice to make an offer indicative indication say speak indicate argue witness proclaim attest enunciate bespeak be demonstrative of says about come out hold out stake out exhibition testimony point tell have put note suggest import exhibit disclose signalize symptomatic declarative display pronouncement denomiate record mark evidence approve designate bare confess kithe
27 显露
forth out show appear emerge unroll present display discover reveal disclose uncork tell surface blow communicate manifest bring to light show through exposure assume demonstrate expose exude
28 炫耀
fastuous fine blatant conspicuous glaring grandstand pretentious flamboyant showy glitzy ostentatious hotshot swank splashy flaunty splurge gaudery fofarraw display spread flash parade splash flourish strut glare pageant fanfare brandish panache affectation show-off ostentation pomposity frippery ritz foofaraw frounce tigerism show flaunt peacock gam showboat sport affect flare plume cut a swath strut stuff
29 证明
probative demonstratively witness proof certification identification testimony verification authentication reasoning attestation substantiation tell certify testify attest vouch show support identify evidence prove demonstrate certificate argue seal manifest substantiate aver notarize go to prove go to show attest to seal of confirmation manifestation depose bespeak bear witness ticket testament token point speak approve verify illustrate betray corroborate evince self-certify bear witness to testimonial confirmatory confirmative probation warrant sustain vindicate circumstantiate give proof of cert. paper confirm it goes to show give witness to give witness betoken be a tribute to witness to demonstrative evidential vindicatory record vindication affirm kithe confess evincive argument tribute hallmark telltale testation cedula constatation pan try clear voucher