demonstrator的意思|demonstrator的解释-里氏词典

demonstrator ['demәnstreitә]

n. 论证者, 证明者, 指示者, 示威者

[医] 示教者

A surge of demonstrators broke through the fence.
汹涌而来的示威者冲破了围栏。
The police estimated the number of demonstrators at about2000.
警察估计示威游行的人数大约为2000人。
The demonstrator should indicate the degree of this reliability.
验证者应该指出这种可靠的程度。

demonstrator

[ noun ]

a teacher or teacher's assistant who demonstrates the principles that are being taught

<noun.person>

someone who demonstrates an article to a prospective buyer

<noun.person>

someone who participates in a public display of group feeling

<noun.person>

Demonstrator \Dem"on*stra`tor\ (?; 277), n. [L.: cf. F.
d['e]monstrateur.]
1. One who demonstrates; specif.
(a) one who proves anything with certainty, or establishes
it by indubitable evidence.
(b) one who shows how a certain device operates or a
procedure is performed.

2. (Anat.) A teacher of practical anatomy.

3. a person who participates in a demonstration[7].
[PJC]

The first death of a demonstrator in a monthslong ethnic dispute was reported Thursday in the southern republic of Armenia, whose residents continued a strike that has devastated the area's economy.
The demonstrators were demanding an end to the fighting, the sacking of the republic's nationalist-coalition government and new elections. 'We came here as peacemakers,' one demonstrator told a Sarajevo television reporter.
One demonstrator urged friends and relatives to come to the square.
An ethnic Albanian demonstrator was reported killed Tuesday in Kosovo, and the federal government decided to give the army a direct role in maintaining order in the restive southern province.
Kathy Schaafsma, a demonstrator in Baltimore, said she military action was illegal and the newly installed government of elected President Guillermo Endara was a "puppet government" that will ensure U.S. control of the Panama Canal.
The army also confirmed it was investigating charges that a soldier shot and killed a Palestinian demonstrator in cold blood after seizing him during a demonstration.
Witnesses said four or five agents wrestled with the demonstrator, who came within 10 yards of the pope, and pulled him away from a security barrier around the altar.
It's about oil," said one demonstrator, George Kelly.
Ms. Kaigler-Reese, 43 years old, was raised a Democrat and was a civil-rights demonstrator in the 1960s.
"Arabs are allowed into the site in their thousands, but Jews are humiliated and made to go up five by five," one demonstrator shouted.
In one instance, a demonstrator fled, leaving behind a small yellow scooter, which an officer picked up and hurled into the gutter.
The April 4 ruling, involving a protest at Falmouth's Otis Air Force Base in 1986, said a demonstrator involved in a "legitimate" political protest could not be considered to have committed a criminal act under the disorderly conduct statute.
Soldiers shot and killed a Palestinian demonstrator today in the West Bank town of Ramallah during a march on the municipal building, the Arab-run Palestine Press Service and hospital sources said.
"The rights that we seek to vindicate are equally valuable to any kind of peaceful, non-violent demonstrator," Casey said.
Jan Kavan of Palach Press said it was not clear from his source whether the injury occurred Sunday or Monday, or whether the man was a demonstrator or bystander.
The dealer loaned the youth a demonstrator and he drove away, picked up another 15-year-old boy and spent Saturday cruising.
Cushing said that when Souter found out about the suspended sentence, "he left from Concord, drove down to district court, and argued that there should be a jail sentence imposed." The judge resentenced the demonstrator, Cushing said.
"We also want to know who was responsible for the atrocities committed in that campaign," according to a demonstrator who identified himself only as Mehmed.
"Our country is Quebec and our problem is Canada," one demonstrator, Robert Paradis, 50, shouted as security staff led him away from the ballpark.
One demonstrator, actor Michael Cashman, is widely known for his role as Colin, a gay man in the British Broadcasting Corp.'s soap opera "EastEnders," broadcast in the United States.
Simpson said the spark that ignited the Czechoslovak plot was the erroneous report of a death of a youthful demonstrator during an officially sanctioned march in Prague on Nov. 17.
A demonstrator at a museum entrance Saturday held up a sign reading "Censorship is obscene."
Capitol policemen tore pieces of a shredded flag from the hands of one demonstrator who lit the first flag.
After a woman's voice speaking through a loudspeaker from the direction of the City Hall asked the people to "go back home," several plainclothes policemen grabbed a demonstrator, dragged him to a car and sped off.
A news photographer arrested while covering an anti-abortion protest was found innocent March 7 of a charge that he failed to obey a police order to move away as officers carried a demonstrator to the paddy wagon.
President Chun's housecleaning of his cabinet last month in the wake of the torture-death of a student demonstrator in police custody indicates that the government realizes it must be more accommodating to public sentiment.
One demonstrator was killed when a police vehicle ran over him.
Moslems and Christians die alike," demonstrator chanted as they gathered near the government house in west Beirut.
The demonstrator then jumps up and down on the furniture to illustrate Du Pont's claims that the woven product is "six times more durable than typical spring construction."
That is what democracy is," a Latvian demonstrator told a police officer who ordered the group to disperse. "Is this glasnost?" asked the man, referring to Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev's policy of open debate.

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