/prəˈtɛst/ – Verb
Definition: 1. phản đối, phản kháng, kháng nghị;
2. cam đoan, xác nhận.
A more throughout explanation: In legal terms, a protest is a formal declaration made by a person or entity to express objection, dissent, or disapproval regarding a particular action, decision, or situation. It is often used to challenge the validity or legality of something, such as a contract, a decision by a government agency, or a court ruling. Protest can also refer to a formal written statement made by a party during a legal proceeding to preserve their rights or raise objections for consideration by a court or other authority.
Example: The citizens organized a peaceful protest outside the courthouse to demand changes to the local zoning laws.