Translations for „protests“ in the English » German Dictionary

I . pro·test N [ˈprəʊtest, Am ˈproʊ-]

1. protest (strong complaint):

protest

Protest m

to make [or register] a protest

eine Beschwerde einreichen

to do sth in protest [against sth]

etw aus Protest [gegen etw acc ] tun

to do sth under protest

etw unter Protest tun

2. protest (demonstration):

protest

Protestkundgebung f

3. protest (legal document):

protest

Protest m

4. protest FIN:

protest

Wechselprotest m

II . pro·test VB intr [prə(ʊ)ˈtest, Am proʊˈ-]

protest

protestieren

to protest against sth/sb

gegen etw/jdn protestieren

III . pro·test VB trans [prə(ʊ)ˈtest, Am proʊˈ-]

1. protest (assert):

to protest sth

etw beteuern

to protest that ...

beteuern, dass ...

to protest one's innocence

seine Unschuld beteuern

2. protest Am (object to):

to protest sth

gegen etw acc protestieren

3. protest FIN:

to protest a bill

Wechselprotest einlegen

ˈpro·test march N

protest march

Protestmarsch m

ˈpro·test song N

protest song

Protestlied nt

ˈpro·test vote N

protest vote

Proteststimme f

ˈstreet pro·test N

street protest

Demonstration f

bill protest N INV-FIN

Specialized Vocabulary

bill protest (öffentliche Beurkundung der unterbliebenen Zahlung oder Annahme eines Wechsels)

Wechselprotest m

act of protest N INV-FIN

Specialized Vocabulary

act of protest (Wechselprotest; bestätigt, dass der Wechsel dem Bezogenen rechtzeitig erfolglos zur Zahlung vorgelegt wurde)

Protest m

protest for absence N ECON LAW

Specialized Vocabulary

protest for absence (öffentlicher Protest gegen die unterbliebene Zahlung oder Annahme eines Wechsels, wobei der Bezogene nicht anzutreffen ist)

Wandprotest m

protest for absence (öffentlicher Protest gegen die unterbliebene Zahlung oder Annahme eines Wechsels, wobei der Bezogene nicht anzutreffen ist)

Windprotest m

local protest group

Specialized Vocabulary

local protest group

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to trigger protests

zu Protesten führen

loud complaints/protests

laut[stark]e Beschwerden/Proteste

to call forth criticism/protests

Kritik/Proteste hervorrufen [o. auslösen]

to still sb's complaining/protests

jds Beschwerden/Proteste zum Verstummen bringen

the flare-up of protests/riots/violence

das Ausbrechen der Proteste/Unruhen/Gewalt

their protests should have been strangled at birth

man hätte ihre Proteste schon im Keim ersticken sollen

the protests were an attempt to pressurize the government into agreeing

durch die Demonstrationen erhoffte man sich, die Regierung zum Einlenken zu bringen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I've absolutely no problem withe peaceful protests, with people making their protests.

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However, amid vigorous protests at home and strong pressure abroad, the count resumed.

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The direct result of the protests is not certain, but their legacy was a reinvigoration of the nuclear disarmament movement.

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The definition of independence was handled differently from state to state and was frequently the subject of vociferous protests.

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Given these protests, the election was tabled and further teleconferences and virtual meetings have occurred.

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Since the late 1960s he has been active in antiwar demonstrations and resistance, focusing increasingly on antinuclear protests.

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Protests (one where some demonstrators used actual tinfoil hats).

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Every evening, hundreds of young people descend on the area, much to the chagrin and protests of the inhabitants of the area.

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The video is clearly influenced by the protests and civil unrest that took place all across the country.

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These events create contentions within society and act as motivators towards social protests and rebellion.

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