demonstration
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2.7
- noun
- /ˌdɛmənˈstreɪʃən/
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demostración
- Teachers in this study stressed the importance of modeling and demonstration as another foundation for effective instruction.
- provide demonstrations
- video demonstration
- class demonstration
So I'd like to do a demonstration just to end this class.
- So I'd like to do a demonstration just to end this class.
- We won't get to that, but I'll show you a little demonstration tonight.
- There's a lot of demonstrations of it being able to explain jokes.
- It it's, it's, it really is the demonstration of generosity in both directions, right?
- So I I think this is a great demonstration of AI hype gone kind of haywire.
- So Naveen made a beautiful little, little demonstration of what's happening.
- It's not that these things don't fly, we've seen many demonstrations of prototypes.
- So those things are a incredibly impressive demonstration that self supervised learning actually works.
Examples
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See that this is this is a demonstration of what not to do.
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But let's get a quick demonstration to see how this works.
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And now we are going to try this demonstration one more time.
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I remember seeing a demonstration then of TV.
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Yeah, but we had the demonstration last night.
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Welcome to this demonstration of this wonderful speaker.
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So now I think we're ready for a little demonstration.
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Right, let's do a demonstration of the remote support option.
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In just a few moments, our flight attendants will be showing you a very important safety demonstration.
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Welcome to this demonstration of this wonderful speaker, where we will showcase its features.
Synonyms
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3.5
To give information to a group using a talk or slides
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2.2
An open showing of a feeling, quality, or knowledge
100
3.6
A short display that shows how something works
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3.2
A public show of skill or ability, often in a performance
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2.5
An exhibition of art or objects for people to see
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8.5
A way of showing something to people, often in a dramatic way
A presentation where a teacher shows a real example to explain a topic
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Morphology
demonstration = demonstrate (transparent) = demonstrate + ation
A straightforward nominalization of the verb 'demonstrate' meaning 'an act of showing', which directly maps onto the sense.
Etymology
Demonstration comes from Latin parts de- 'completely' and monstr- 'show', which together meant 'to show clearly'. So a demonstration is a clear 'showing' of how something works or is done.