单词on strike
adj.: 罢工
网络: 在罢工；罢工中；在罢工中
罢工
He said he had to go on strike, asking "What is next? "
他说，他不得不继续罢工，他的问题是“下一步该做些什么？”
The company"s threat to sack anyone who went on strike was just (a) bluff. 6. You two are a perfect match.
公司威胁说谁罢工就解雇谁，那只不过是虚张声势罢了。
The ship"s firemen went on strike and there was no one to fire.
船上的司炉工人在闹罢工，以致没有人司炉。
And Mr Wang suddenly went silent, as if he had gone on strike to protest against the long hours he had to sing.
而王先生忽然似乎是在抱怨我让他唱那么长的时间，居然忽然之间安静了下来。
Under the strain of falling salaries and punished for a crisis they did not cause, local workers demanded a salary rise, and went on strike.
在薪金下降和惩罚并非工人错误而导致危机的压力下，本地工人要求加薪，接着罢工。
Footballers who do not like the money can either leave the game or go on strike, as they did in March.
不中意这份工钱的球员可以走人或罢工，他们三月份就这样干的。
The other problem had been his response to a decision by the Kandahar-based vaccination teams to go on strike.
另一问题是他对坎大哈种痘队罢工决定的反应。
Two days after he announced a date for election, the miners voted by an overwhelming majority of eighty-one per cent to come out on strike.
在他宣布大选日期的两天后，煤矿工人以百分之八十一的压倒多数，投票赞成举行罢工。
Nolan and many of his colleagues had never been on strike, but they made beds out of cardboard on the chilly shopfloor and dug in.
诺兰和他的许多同事们从来没有参加过罢工，但他们用硬纸板作床，就在睡在了车间冰冷的地面上。
The company"s threat to sack anyone who went on strike was just (a) bluff.
公司威胁说谁罢工就解雇谁，那只不过是虚张声势而已。