demo
/ˈdɛmoʊ/
verb
- To demonstrate or show how something works, especially a product or piece of software.
- She demoed the guitar app to her music class.
- He will demo the software at the conference tomorrow.
- The salesperson demoed the new vacuum cleaner for us.
- To destroy or demolish something, especially a building or structure.
- The crew will demo the old warehouse next week.
- The city plans to demo the abandoned school and build a park.
- They had to demo the unsafe bridge before it collapsed.
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noun
- A short demonstration or sample of a product, especially software or music, to show what it can do.
- I listened to a demo of the band's upcoming album.
- The company released a free demo of the new video game.
- You can download a demo of the app before buying it.
- A public protest or political demonstration.
- The student demo blocked the main street for hours.
- She organized a peaceful demo to demand climate action.
- Thousands of people joined the demo against the new law.