demonstration in Chinese
demonstration in Chinese is 证明, 示威 — demonstration means an act of showing or explaining how something works.
demonstration in Chinese
证明
Pronounced: zhèng míng
The act of demonstrating; showing or explaining something.
示威
Pronounced: shì wēi
A public display of group opinion, such as a protest march.
What does "demonstration" mean?
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noun An act of showing or explaining how something works.
"The salesman gave a quick demonstration of how the vacuum cleaner picks up pet hair."
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noun A public gathering held to express a shared opinion, often a protest.
"Students organised a peaceful demonstration to ask for safer crossings near the school."
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noun Clear proof or evidence of something.
"The experiment gave a clear demonstration of how plants grow towards light."
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demonstration in a sentence
- The salesman gave a quick demonstration of how the vacuum cleaner picks up pet hair.
- The store gave a free demonstration of the new blender.
- Students organised a peaceful demonstration to ask for safer crossings near the school.
- Thousands joined the demonstration against the proposed cuts.
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What is "demonstration" in Chinese?
"demonstration" in Chinese is 证明, 示威. demonstration means: An act of showing or explaining how something works.
How do you pronounce 证明?
"demonstration" in Chinese is 证明, pronounced "zhèng míng".
How do you use "demonstration" in a sentence?
Example: "The salesman gave a quick demonstration of how the vacuum cleaner picks up pet hair." In Chinese, "demonstration" is 证明, 示威.
Are there other ways to say "demonstration" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "demonstration": 证明, 示威.
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