• Danish: demonstrere
• Finnish: näyttää, demonstroida
• French: démontrer
• Ido: demonstrar
• Slovene: prikazati
• Swedish: demonstrera (1,2)
• Spanish: demostrar

• Danish: demonstrere
• Finnish: osoittaa, demonstroida
• Swedish: demonstrera

*ttbc Spanish: evidenciar

Demonstration may refer to:

• Demonstration (people), a political rally or protest
• Demonstration (proof), conclusive mathematical proof
• Scientific demonstration, a scientific experiment carried out for the purposes of illustrating principles, rather than for hypothesis testing or knowledge gathering
• Demonstration (teaching), a method of teaching by example rather than simple explanation
• A sales or marketing presentation
• Technology demo, a prototype version of a technology product, to showcase its forthcoming ideas, performance, method or features; more commonly called a demo
  • Software prototyping in particular; release of a prototype version of in-progress software
• Demoware, software that users can test in a limited fashion before buying
  • Game demo, more narrowly; a freely-distributed "try-out" version of a video game, usually fully playable but incomplete
• An alternate term for an exhibition game in sports
• Performance of a demonstration sport
• Demonstration of force, the show of armed forces and their capabilities

See also

• Demo (disambiguation page)

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