join a political protest movement

/dʒɔɪn ə pəˈlɪtɪkəl ˈprəʊtest ˈmuːvmənt/

verb phrase

  1. to become a member or participant in an organized group that publicly opposes a political issue or demands changes to government policies or political conditions.

    B1

    transitiveneutral

    • "Many young people joined a political protest movement against the new law."B1
    • "She decided to join a political protest movement after attending a peaceful demonstration."B2
    • "Thousands joined a political protest movement calling for democratic reform."C1

Collocations

join a movementjoin a protestpolitical protestpolitical movementpeaceful demonstrationpublic demonstrationdemand political changecivil disobedience

Word family

joinprotestprotesteractivistactivismmovementparticipantdemonstration