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No. 1,034 in French

manifestations

Demonstrations or protests.

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  • Des manifestations ont eu lieu dans la capitale pour dénoncer les nouvelles lois.

    Protests took place in the capital to denounce the new laws.

    In this sentence, the word 'manifestations' refers to public gatherings or protests, often organized to express opinions or demand changes regarding sociopolitical matters.

  • Les manifestations de joie étaient évidentes après l'annonce des résultats.

    Expressions of joy were evident after the announcement of the results.

    Here, 'manifestations' indicates outward expressions or displays of feelings, showing how emotions can be visibly perceptible.

  • Il croit que les phénomènes étranges sont des manifestations d'une activité paranormale.

    He believes that strange phenomena are manifestations of paranormal activity.

    In this case, 'manifestations' is used to mean occurrences or signs that act as evidence of something, often used in abstract or supernatural contexts.

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