walkout
英[ˈwɔ:kaʊt]
美[ˈwɔ:kaʊt]
意思解释
n. 罢工；退席（以示抗议）；告别仪式；谈恋爱
变化形式
复数： walkouts
用法例句
- It wasn 't immediately clear how extensive the walkout was .
- 尚不清楚罢工的规模如何。
- The perils were illustrated by the walkout by african nations at the last round of negotiations in november , in protest at the lack of finance offered .
- 当时，非洲国家在最后一轮谈判中集体退席，抗议发达国家提供的资助不足。
- With the walkout now in its second month , the costs to both sides are mounting .
- 现在罢工持续的第二个月里，双方的开支也正在增加。
- Nearly 90 drivers continued the walkout tuesday , but all had returned to work by wednesday .
- 周二，有近90名司机继续罢工，但到周三时所有员工均重返工作岗位。
- Union president peter esele denied reports the walkout is to begin wednesday .
- 工会主席伊塞里否认罢工将在星期三开始的报导。