protestar

to protest, to object

p ɾ u t ɨ ʃ t a ɾ
protest to protest, to object + ar Future subjunctive: I/he/she
verb · 1st-person singular / 3rd-person singular, future tense Rare #34,581
to protest, to object Often used for publicly expressing opposition, but can also mean to object or complain.
PO: Os alunos vão protestar contra a decisão.
EN: The students are going to protest the decision.
Conjugation of protestar
Present
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First protesto —
protestar
Subjunctive future
SingularPlural
First protestar —
Third protestar —

Se eles querem protestar, por que não ficar só em Seul?

If they want to protest, why not just stay in Seoul?

— O Motorista de Táxi (2017)

E se protestar, ele corta nosso cabelo.

And if we protest, he cuts our hair.

— Dangal (2016)

Queremos protestar contra as condições de nossa detenção.

We want to protest the conditions of our detention.

— Capitães de Abril (2000)

Não sabia que se podia protestar no teatro.

I didn't know you were allowed to protest in the theater.

— The Hand of God: A Mão de Deus (2021)

Foram à universidade protestar?

Did they go to the university to protest?

— O Motorista de Táxi (2017)

Preocupa-me o fato deste país fazer essas coisas e ninguém protestar.

It worries me that this country does these things and no one protests.

— Oppenheimer (2023)