walkouts
英[ˈwɔːkaʊt]
美[ˈwɔːkaʊt]
- n. （美）罢工；退出会场；谈恋爱
- adj. 有出口的
双语例句
- 1. The commission's proceedings have been wrecked by tantrums and walkouts.
- 委员会的议程由于不时有人发火和中途退席而无法进行下去。
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- 2. Walkouts occurred across the U. K. in places from border control in transport hubs, job centers, police telephone help lines, tax offices and law courts to driving-test centers.
- 交通枢纽的边境控制、就业中心、警方电话求助热线、税务局、法院和驾驶考试中心等机构都发生了罢工。
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- 3. On Sunday, several-thousand protesters even demonstrated against the strikes - an oddity in a country where walkouts usually evoke sentiments of "solidarity" against the authorities.
- 周日，甚至有好几千人游行反对罢工——这真是个奇怪的现象。在法国，罢工一般都会激起民众的团结一致来对抗权威。
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- 4. On Sunday, several-thousand protesters even demonstrated against the strikes - an oddity in a country where walkouts usually evoke sentiments of "solidarity" against the authorities.
- 周日，甚至有好几千人游行反对罢工——这真是个奇怪的现象。在法国，罢工一般都会激起民众的团结一致来对抗权威。
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