"protest" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

protest sustantivo

sustantivo + protest

Kolokacji: 31

student protest • street protest • blackout protest • Internet protest • war protest • ...

protest + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 34

protest March • protest movement • protest song • protest group • protest rally • protest vote • ...

protest + verbo

Kolokacji: 60

protest begins • protest continues • protest takes • blackout protest rattles • protest leads • protest occurs • ...

verbo + protest

Kolokacji: 62

organize protests • draw protests • lead protests • ignore one's protests • spark protests • take in protests • provoke protests • ...

adjetivo + protest

Kolokacji: 144

public protest • violent protest • peaceful protest • political protest • large protest • strong protest • widespread protest • angry protest • ...

Kolokacji: 28

1. public protest = protest publiczny, protest społeczny public protest

2. violent protest = agresywny protest violent protest

3. peaceful protest = pokojowy protest peaceful protest

4. political protest = polityczny protest political protest

5. large protest = duży protest large protest

6. strong protest = energiczny protest strong protest

7. widespread protest = rozpowszechniony protest widespread protest

8. angry protest = zły protest angry protest

9. formal protest = urzędowy protest formal protest

"Sir, as head of security, I must register a formal protest."
I shall have to make a formal protest to you, of course.
Edward made a formal protest, but he was in no position to do more.
The editors were expected to make a formal protest today.
A formal protest was immediately lodged by the American ambassador.
Two other candidates who had been equally critical also decided not to lodge formal protests.
He said the two notes registered concern but not formal protest over the reported Pakistani move.
The government of Argentina "is understood to have made a formal protest".
Groups of students met over the weekend to consider formal protests.
This was a formal protest against the weakness of those who had been persuaded to drive him out.