demonstrate — to show clearly by giving proof or evidence
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to show clearly by giving proof or evidence
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈdemənstreɪt/
Korean meaning: 증명하다, 입증하다
Korean pronunciation: 데-먼-스트레이트 (강세: 데)
Example Sentences
- The teacher demonstrated the proper way to solve quadratic equations.
- My mom demonstrated her cooking skills by burning water.
- The magician refused to demonstrate his tricks, claiming his rabbit was on strike.
demonstrate
VERB//ˈdemənstreɪt//
to show clearly by giving proof or evidence
Teacher demonstrates scientific principle with experiment
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Concentrate as I demonstrate with details elaborate!
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Origin
From Latin demonstrare, formed from de- (completely) + monstrare (to show), which derives from monstrum (a sign or portent). The word entered English via Old French demonstrer.
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“The teacher demonstrated the proper way to solve quadratic equations.”
“My mom demonstrated her cooking skills by burning water.”
“The magician refused to demonstrate his tricks, claiming his rabbit was on strike.”
“Scientists demonstrated that regular exercise improves mental health.”
“Thousands of students demonstrated for climate action in Seoul.”
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