在 英语 中使用 Demonstrators 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Demonstrators remained in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, day after day, until their protests were brutally suppressed by the Chinese army- on June 4.
Within 72 hours, outraged demonstrators in cities large and small were calling for an end to the Islamic Republic's government and the downfall of its leaders.
In the neighbouring city of Kelibia, an estimated 300 demonstrators fought with police, and some were accused of looting a shopping centre.
A 21-year-old Lianyungang resident with the surname Tang said Wednesday that demonstrators had been chanting“Oppose nuclear waste, defend our home.”.
When demonstrators began to denounce police violence and clashes with law enforcement agencies became more frequent, Beijing reacted with criticism of the young people.
Officials also restricted assembly in a Muslim neighborhood in New Delhi where demonstrators on Tuesday torched a police booth and several vehicles.
About 1,000 demonstrators gathered around Tahrir Square at night to protest the decision, but heavily armed security forces had closed off the traffic circle.
In Tehran, scuffles break out and videos show demonstrators attacking a town hall, overturning a police car and burning the Iranian flag.
On February 16, 1969, some 150 leftist demonstrators were injured during clashes with right wing groups in what is known as"Bloody Sunday".
Though the march was largely peaceful, some demonstrators vandalised shops and restaurants and lit a fire outside the high court.
However, after many peaceful demonstrations in recent days, some violent demonstrators have occupied roads, destroyed public property and attacked the police.
Demonstrators gathered to call for the occupation of Wall Street, Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011, in New York.
Thousands of demonstrators in North Dakota have been camped out near several pipeline construction sites, which at times turned violent and led to over 400 arrests.
On 20 November 2012, demonstrators in Kisangani, Orientale Province, who were protesting against the capture by M23 of Goma attacked two MONUSCO facilities.
Demonstrators see it as a maneuver by the government to suppress the vote, rather than a precaution due to an Ebola outbreak and militia violence.
That logic also applies to the current anti-government demonstrators, which Iran-backed parties have sought to paint as US-backed"agents.".
Although the march was largely peaceful, some demonstrators vandalized shops and restaurants and lit a fire outside the high court.
Demonstrators complained that Macron was worried about the end of the world, while they were worried about the end of the month.
In the end there were 23 demonstrators dead and 140 wounded including many women.
Demonstrators set fire to dozens of government buildings and offices belonging to the influential Al-Hashd al-Shaabi paramilitary force across southern cities late Friday.