demonstrator
21demonstrator — [[t]de̱mənstreɪtə(r)[/t]] ♦♦♦ demonstrators 1) N COUNT: usu pl Demonstrators are people who are marching or gathering somewhere to show their opposition to something or their support for something. I saw the police using tear gas to try and break …
22demonstrátor — ja m (ȃ) kdor kaj nazorno prikazuje: demonstrator kozmetičnih preparatov // šol. študent, ki pomaga profesorju pri praktičnih vajah …
23demonstrator — A vehicle used by a dealer for test drives and sold later at a reduced price. Also see ex demonstrator …
24demonstrator — demonstrate ► VERB 1) clearly show that (something) exists or is true. 2) give a practical exhibition and explanation of. 3) express or reveal (a feeling or quality) by one s actions. 4) take part in a public demonstration. DERIVATIVES… …
25Demonstrator pen — Demonstrator pens are pens which are partially or mostly transparent. Demonstrator pens were originally furnished by manufacturers to dealers, so that the features of their products could be shown to potential buyers. The first demonstrators had… …
26Demonstrator of Atmospheric Reentry System and Hypervelocity — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Demonstrator of Atmospheric Reentry System and Hypervelocity (DASH) Organización ISAS (posteriormente JAXA) Estado Inactivo Fecha de lanzamiento 4 de febrero de …
27Demonstrator model — A Demonstrator model (also called a demonstrator) is an example of something (most often a physical object) used in some kind of presentation or exhibit. Sales demonstrators Sales and marketing people often need to show off an example of the… …
28demonstrator — noun Date: 1611 one that demonstrates: a. a product (as an automobile) used to demonstrate performance or merits to prospective buyers b. a person who engages in a public demonstration …
29demonstrator — noun a) the forefinger b) a person involved in a demonstration Syn: arrow finger, forefinger, index, index finger, insignitor …
30demonstrator — An assistant to a professor of anatomy, surgery, etc., who prepares for the lecture by dissections or collection of patients, or who instructs small classes supplementary to the regular lectures; a d. corresponds in a general way to the Dozent of …
