No. 912 in Turkish
protesto
The Turkish word "protesto" means "protest" or "a formal declaration of objection or disapproval" in English.
In a sentence
Öğrenciler, eğitimdeki sorunlara dikkat çekmek için protesto düzenledi.
The students held a protest to draw attention to the issues in education.
Used to describe a demonstrative event or action expressing disapproval or objection.
Bankacı, çekin üzerinde yazan miktarı ödemeyi reddettiği için protesto etti.
The banker protested because they refused to pay the amount written on the check.
Used to express objection or disagreement with an action.
Senato üyeleri, hükümetin önerdiği yasaya karşı protestolarını dile getirdiler.
The senators voiced their protests against the legislation proposed by the government.
Used to indicate a verbal or written expression of disapproval.
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