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Someone proposed a concert．有人建议开一个音乐会。
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What do you propose？你有什么建议？
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可以用过去分词作定语：
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He disapproved of the proposed conference．他不赞成建议召开的会议。
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还可表示“打算（做某事）”（可跟不定式或动名词）：
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She proposes to catch the early train．她打算搭早班车去。
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Where do you propose to take me？你打算把我带到哪儿去？
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What do you propose doing？你打算怎么办？
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We propose leaving at 8:30 tomorrow morning．我们打算明早8点半动身。
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此外还可表示“求婚”：
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He proposed to Mary and she accepted his proposal．他向玛丽求婚，她答应了。
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728 protest
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protest可用作动词和名词。作动词时读作/prəˈtest/，表示“抗议”、“提出抗议”。
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在英国一般作vi.：
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I protest in the name of free speech．我以言论自由的名义抗议。
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They protested to the President but in vain．他们向总统提出抗议，但没有用。
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They took to the streets to protest against the government’s economic policy．他们走上街头抗议政府的经济政策。
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但在美国有时用作 vt.：
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The committee protested the budget cuts．委员会抗议削减预算。
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There was a large crowd in the square, protesting the war。广场上有一大群人，抗议这次战争。
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还可表示“宣称”、“分辩说”（多跟从句）：
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She ran to him, protesting it had all been her fault．她向他跑去，宣称这都怪她。
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“I meant well,” she protested, “you know that.” “我是好意，”她分辩说，“这你是知道的。”
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He protested that the charges against him were untrue．他分辩说这些对他的指控不是事实。
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protest用作名词时读作/ˈprəutest/，表示“抗议”：
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