general strike

英 [ˌdʒenrəl ˈstraɪk]

美 [ˌdʒenrəl ˈstraɪk]

n.  总罢工

经济

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牛津词典

noun

• 总罢工
  a period of time when most or all of the workers in a country go on strike

柯林斯词典

• （全国性的）总罢工，大罢工
  Ageneral strikeis a situation where most or all of the workers in a country are on strike and are refusing to work.

双语例句

• His speech was a trumpet-call for a general strike.
  他发表演说，紧急呼吁进行大罢工。
• Your proposal is tantamount to calling Off the general strike!
  你这主张就是取消了总罢工！
• The planned general strike represents an important economic challenge to the government
  这场有计划的总罢工是政府面临的一个重大经济挑战。
• They decided to call a general strike in the following month.
  他们决定下个月举行总罢工。
• So long as the girls in your factory can remain firm, the general strike can still go on.
  只要你们厂里小姊妹坚决些，总罢工还可以继续下去。
• These policies resulted in the general strike of 1926.
  这些政策导致了1926年的大罢工。
• Spain and Portugal witnessed the most disruption yesterday, with a general strike that closed schools and brought transport systems to a halt.
  西班牙和葡萄牙昨天都出现了最为严重的混乱，大罢工导致学校关闭，交通系统也暂时瘫痪。
• Trade unions said they would start a 48-hour general strike, the second this week, on Friday.
  工会表示将于周五发动一场长达48小时的总罢工，这将是本周第二次罢工。
• The employees had another general strike.
  雇员们又举行了一次总罢工。
• One union leader has now proposed a general strike to stop it.
  现在一位联盟领导人正试图鼓动大家罢黜这项法律。