demonstration

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. a public meeting or march where many people show they disagree with something.

n. a public display of group opinion, typically taking the form of a protest march or rally.

日本語:デモ※

“Thousands of people joined the demonstration to ask for better pay for teachers.”

“The peaceful demonstration filled the city square, with organisers calling for immediate legislative reform regarding environmental protections.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. a way of showing a feeling or quality through your actions.

n. an outward expression or manifestation of a specific feeling, quality, or ability.

日本語:表明※

“The team's victory was a great demonstration of their hard work and skill.”

“His calm response during the crisis was a remarkable demonstration of leadership under extreme pressure.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Mathematics Academic · Formal

n. a logical proof that shows why something must be true.

n. the process of establishing a truth by a systematic logical argument or mathematical proof.

“The professor provided a clear demonstration of the theorem on the blackboard.”

“The paper offers a rigorous demonstration of the hypothesis, relying on data collected over a ten-year longitudinal study.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Formal

n. a show of military power intended to warn or impress others.

n. a show of military force or readiness intended to intimidate an enemy or deter aggression.

“The navy's demonstration in the bay was meant to discourage the rebels.”

“The deployment of the carrier strike group was a calculated demonstration of naval superiority intended to stabilise the region.”