demonstrate in Italian
demonstrate in Italian is dimostrare, manifestare — demonstrate means to show someone how to do something by performing it.
demonstrate in Italian
dimostrare
manifestare
(intransitive) To participate in or organize a demonstration.
What does "demonstrate" mean?
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verb To show someone how to do something by performing it.
"The chef demonstrated how to fillet a fish."
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verb To prove or make clear through evidence or example.
"The study demonstrates a clear link between sleep and memory."
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verb To take part in a public protest.
"Thousands demonstrated outside parliament against the new law."
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demonstrate in a sentence
- The chef demonstrated how to fillet a fish.
- She demonstrated the new software to the sales team.
- The study demonstrates a clear link between sleep and memory.
- His calm response demonstrated real professionalism under pressure.
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What is "demonstrate" in Italian?
"demonstrate" in Italian is dimostrare, manifestare. demonstrate means: To show someone how to do something by performing it.
How do you use "demonstrate" in a sentence?
Example: "The chef demonstrated how to fillet a fish." In Italian, "demonstrate" is dimostrare, manifestare.
Are there other ways to say "demonstrate" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "demonstrate": dimostrare, manifestare.
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