DEMONSTRATOR


Meaning of DEMONSTRATOR in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ angry

Angry ~s threw stones.

▪ peaceful

▪ student

▪ anti-government , pro-democracy , etc.

… OF DEMONSTRATORS

▪ crowd , group

Police opened fire on a crowd of peaceful ~s.

VERB + DEMONSTRATOR

▪ disperse ( esp. BrE )

Troops were brought in to disperse the ~s.

▪ clash with , fire on , open fire on , use sth against

Water cannon and tear gas were used against the ~s.

▪ arrest

▪ kill , shoot

Two student ~s were shot and killed.

DEMONSTRATOR + VERB

▪ gather , take to the streets

The ~s had gathered in the cathedral square.

▪ march

Demonstrators marched on Washington.

▪ protest

~s protesting against the lack of housing

▪ call for sth , demand sth

~s calling for the removal of the government

▪ chant (sth)

~s chanting anti-war slogans

▪ carry sth

~s carrying placards

▪ disperse

The ~s refused to disperse.

▪ clash with sb

Demonstrators clashed with government soldiers in the country's capital yesterday.

▪ attack sth , storm sth

Demonstrators then tried to storm the police headquarters.

PHRASES

▪ clashes between police and ~s

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