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noun
- 1. a demonstration of a product or technique: "a cookery demo"
- 2. a public meeting or march protesting against something or expressing views on a political issue: British "a peace demo"
verb
- 1. record (a song or piece of music) to demonstrate the capabilities of a musical group or performer or as preparation for a full recording: "they've already demoed twelve new songs"
- 2. demonstrate the capabilities of (software or another product): "Apple is expected to demo the newest version of its mobile operating system at the conference next week"
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demo noun [C] (EXAMPLE) an example of a product, especially a computer program or piece of recorded music, given or shown to someone to try to make them buy or support it: a software demo. demo tape A team of music industry figures will select bands and soloists from demo tapes.
verb (1) demoed alsodemo'd; demoing alsodemo'ing; demos. transitive verb. 1. : to give a demonstration of (something, such as a product or procedure) : to show how (something) works, is prepared, or is done. The chef demoed everything. His first demo was peeling a carrot.—Michael Ruhlman.
A demo is what you give to show how something works. You might give a demo of your fancy new espresso machine to your weekend guests, so they'll know how to use it. Demo is short for demonstrate or demonstration.
noun. short for demonstration. a demonstration record or tape, used for audition purposes. a demonstration of a prototype system. short for demonstrator. demo- 2. combining_form. indicating people or population.
short for demonstration : a planned series of actions to show someone how to do something or how something works: I'll give you a demo of the new system. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Showing and demonstrating. act out. attest. bemedaled.
A demo is a march or gathering by a group of people to show their opposition to something or their support for something.
demo - give an exhibition of to an interested audience; "She shows her dogs frequently"; "We will demo the new software in Washington"
