No. 3,874 in Polish

protest

An expression or action showing objection or dissent.

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Ludzie zgromadzili się na rynku, aby wyrazić swój protest przeciwko nowemu prawu.
People gathered in the square to express their protest against the new law.
The word 'protest' is used here as a noun denoting a public demonstration of disagreement or disapproval.
Protestowałem przeciwko decyzji władz, ale nie przyniosło to żadnego skutku.
I protested against the authorities' decision, but it didn't bring any results.
The word 'protest' here is a verb, meaning to express opposition or disapproval of something.
To był tylko cichy protest, ale znaczenie tego gestu było oczywiste dla wszystkich.
It was only a silent protest, but the significance of this gesture was obvious to everyone.
The word 'protest' in this context is used as a noun referring to a symbolic act of expressing opposition or dissent.

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