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示威 (shìwēi) is a verb that means "to put on a show of force" or "to hold a demonstration" in English. It is pronounced as "shì wēi" and is commonly used in Chinese to describe a public display of power or protest.
Example: 数千人聚集在广场上示威，要求政府采取措施保护环境。(Shùqiān rén jùjí zài guǎngchǎng shàng shìwēi, yāoqiú zhèngfǔ cǎiqǔ cuòshī bǎohù huánjìng.)
Translation: Thousands of people gathered in the square to hold a demonstration, demanding that the government take measures to protect the environment.
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Yes, 示威 (shìwēi) is commonly used in spoken language to refer to the act of putting on a show of force or holding a demonstration. It is often used in the context of political or social protests, where a group of people gather to express their grievances or demands.
The word 示威 (shìwēi) is composed of two characters: 示 (shì), which means "to show" or "to demonstrate," and 威 (wēi), which means "force" or "power." Together, they convey the idea of a public display of strength or authority.
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