manifester

to protest, to demonstrate, to show, to express

m a . n i . f ɛ s . t e
manifest show openly + er Infinitive
verb Rare #31,495
to protest, to demonstrate In the sense of taking part in a public protest.
FR: Nous allons manifester samedi.
EN: We’re going to demonstrate on Saturday.
to show, to express
FR: Elle veut manifester son inquiétude.
EN: She wants to express her concern.
Conjugation of manifester
manifester
Past
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First manifeste —
Third manifeste manifestent
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First manifeste —
Third manifeste manifestent
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second manifeste —

Des gens sont en train de manifester contre les armes nucléaires.

People are protesting against nuclear weapons.

C'est sa manière à lui de manifester son amour du travail bien fait.

That’s his way of showing his love of a job well done.

— Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain (2001)

L'Amérique aime manifester son pouvoir.

America likes to flex its power.

— Piège de cristal (1988)

S'ils veulent manifester, ils n'ont qu'à aller à Séoul.

If they want to protest, they can just go to Seoul.

— A Taxi Driver (2017)

Ils vont à la fac pour pouvoir manifester ?

Are they going to university so they can protest?

— A Taxi Driver (2017)

Pourquoi vous continuez à manifester ?

Why do you continue to protest?

— A Taxi Driver (2017)

Le vrai Batman veut-il bien se manifester ?

Would the real Batman please stand up?

— The Dark Knight : Le Chevalier noir (2008)

Les étudiants vont manifester pour que tu arrêtes de chanter.

The students are going to protest to get you to stop singing.

— A Taxi Driver (2017)

On va pas à la fac pour manifester, mais pour étudier.

You don't go to university to protest, but to study.

— A Taxi Driver (2017)

Je croyais que tu passais ton temps à manifester à la fac.

I thought you spent your time protesting at university.

— The Host (2006)

L'impassible Fogg attendait sans manifester ses sentiments.

The impassive Fogg waited without showing his feelings.

Il n'aura plus l'occasion de le manifester.

He will no longer have the opportunity to show it.

— Piège de cristal (1988)