Summary
protest {noun}
tegenwerping · manifestatie · protest · bezwaar · protestactie
to protest {verb}
protesteren · bestrijden · betwisten · protest aantekenen
English-Dutch translation for "protest"
"protest" Dutch translation
protest {noun}
protest {noun} (also: objection)
protest {noun} (also: manifestation, demonstration)
Sometimes people get killed, and sometimes people set themselves on fire to protest.
I take note of your formal protest but the amendments remain inadmissible.
Israeli Soldier: A nonviolent protest is not going to stop the [unclear].
I would like to make one protest in order not to break with my tradition.
I therefore protest and wish to register my vehement objection to your decision.
Mr President, I wish to protest strongly at the way in which this debate is being conducted.
We further protest against the report's advocacy of the militarisation of the EU.
Now, with your protest, you have created a situation that is unclear, but that is your responsibility.
Mrs Thyssen, if you wish to make a protest, I will ask you to speak at the end of the debate.
If you consider that that is not how they are, I cannot understand why you are protesting against our intention.
protest {noun}
I support the protest action which has been taken here today.
The Interior Minister has interfered and continues to interfere with a legitimate trade union protest by Slovak police officers.
Recently, a large group of Christians and Muslims protested against the fact that the authorities are doing nothing to counter these forms of aggression.
to protest {verb}
to protest [protested|protested] {vb} (also: to object, to expostulate, to gib)
Millions of people are still, every Tuesday, taking to the streets to protest.
I should like once again, at the close of the sitting, to protest strongly against this.
This situation really cannot continue and we must therefore protest most strongly.
As an important partner of Egypt's, we should protest emphatically against these abuses.
Mr President, I wanted to protest at discrimination against Catholics.
to protest [protested|protested] {vb} (also: to question, to fight, to fight against, to contend with)
to protest [protested|protested] {vb} (also: to question, to challenge, to controvert)
This morning we wasted half an hour protesting about that emergency debate which cut down the time we had left for this debate.
to protest [protested|protested] {vb}
I find this very disturbing and want to register a protest in this House.
I should like to protest against the fact that the vote is being held now.
As a member of this Committee of Inquiry, I would like to protest against such excessive claims.
We should protest against the impact of poverty which is felt disproportionately by women.
I am usually kind to your good self but I have to protest.
protest {noun}
Sometimes people get killed, and sometimes people set themselves on fire to protest.
I take note of your formal protest but the amendments remain inadmissible.
Israeli Soldier: A nonviolent protest is not going to stop the [unclear].
I would like to make one protest in order not to break with my tradition.
I therefore protest and wish to register my vehement objection to your decision.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "protest":
© Princeton Universityresist · dissent · objection · protestation
Usage examples
Usage examples for "protest" in Dutch
Similar words
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