Protest
- Protest
m; -(e)s, -e
1. protest; öffentlicher Protest auch public outcry; aus Protest gegen in (oder as a) protest against, in protest at; gegen etw. Protest erheben protest against s.th., make a protest against s.th.; aus Protest weggehen leave in protest; unter (lautem) Protest den Saal verlassen walk out (in protest); es hagelte Proteste there was a storm of protest
2. WIRTS., FIN. protest; einen Wechsel zu Protest gehen lassen WIRTS. protest a bill
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der Protest
protest; remonstrance; protestation
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Pro|tẹst [pro'tɛst]
m -(e)s, -e
1) protest
(scharfen) Protest gegen jdn/etw erheben — to make a (strong) protest against sb/sth
etw aus Protest tun — to do sth in protest or as a protest
unter Protest — protesting; under protest
ich machs, aber nur unter Protest — I'm only doing it under protest
2) (FIN) protest
Protest mangels Annahme/Zahlung — protest for non-acceptance/non-payment
einen Wechsel zu Protest gehen lassen — to protest a bill
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protest
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Pro·test
<-[e]s, -e>
[proˈtɛst]
m
▪ jds \Protest gegen etw akk sb's protest against sth
aus \Protest in [or as a] protest
unter \Protest under protest
unter lautem \Protest protesting loudly
stummer \Protest silent protest
\Protest einlegen [o erheben] to protest, to make a protest
zu \Protest gehen to go to protest
2. ÖKON to protest
einen Wechsel zu \Protest gehen lassen to protest a bill
den \Protest auf den Wechsel setzen to protest a bill
\Protest mangels Zahlung JUR protest refusal of payment
rechtzeitiger/verspäteter \Protest JUR due/retarded protest
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der; protest
[bei jemandem] Protest gegen jemanden/etwas einlegen — make a protest [to somebody] against somebody/something
etwas aus Protest tun — do something as a or in protest
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Protest m; -(e)s, -e
1. protest;
öffentlicher Protest auch public outcry;
aus Protest gegen in (
oder as a) protest against, in protest
at;
gegen etwas Protest erheben protest against sth, make a protest against sth;
aus Protest weggehen leave in protest;
unter (lautem) Protest den Saal verlassen walk out (in protest);
es hagelte Proteste there was a storm of protest
2. WIRTSCH, FIN protest;
einen Wechsel zu Protest gehen lassen WIRTSCH protest a bill
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der; protest
[bei jemandem] Protest gegen jemanden/etwas einlegen — make a protest [to somebody] against somebody/something
etwas aus Protest tun — do something as a or in protest
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protest n.
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