demonstrate



demonstrate against someone or something

to make a public show against someone or something. The citizens demonstrated against the new policies. A number of protestors demonstrated against the mayor.
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demonstrate for someone or something

to make a public show in favor of someone or something. We will all demonstrate for Walter's candidacy. A number of supporters demonstrated for the mayor.
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demonstrate something to someone

to show someone how something works. Would you please demonstrate this DVD player to me? I may want to buy it. The new products were demonstrated to the board of directors in advance.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Bernardinober-nahr-DEE-no (Italian, Spanish)Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
Ansty['ænsti]
I'timad-Arabic
Nelinha-Portuguese
Gabriele (2)gahp-ree-E-ləGerman
Tharp[θa:p]