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单词 walkout
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(noun) 
Definition
a strike by workers
Moderate unions have refused to join the walkout.
Synonyms
strike
a call for a strike
protest
revolt
stoppage
Mineworkers have voted for a one-day stoppage next month.
industrial action

Additional synonyms

in the sense of stoppage
Definition
an organized stopping of work during industrial action
Mineworkers have voted for a one-day stoppage next month.
Synonyms
strike,
industrial action,
walkout,
closure,
shutdown

Nearby words of
walkout

  • walker
  • walking
  • walking on air
  • walkout
  • walkover
  • walkway
  • wall

Synonyms of 'walkout'

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The walkout was the first nationwide action of its kind for nine years.His plans to get more junior doctors working at weekends sparked the first full walkouts in history.The strike had been planned as a 24-hour walkout but has been extended three times.It comes a week after the first full walkout in a row over pay and hours.That means walkouts and strikes will be more frequent.They soon downed forks and staged a walkout.The first walkouts will be within four weeks.Ministers released the figures days before barristers and solicitors staged their first walkout in protest at cuts to fees.Would he consider joining a walkout?This could involve 24-hour walkouts during the winter.Up to 12,000 workers could join the walkout and bring airports to a standstill.The first walkout is planned for Friday.The first walkout could begin in March.THOUSANDS of prison officers are set to stage a walkout over privatisation plans.They stage no embarrassing walkouts.So far two thirds of voters have backed strike action, but polls suggest less than half the public support a full walkout.Another is a combination of one-day national walkouts followed by three-day rolling strikes.Unions staged the 24-hour walkout in a dispute over conditions for new all-night services.Meanwhile, staff held a 24-hour walkout over a two per cent pay offer.This protest included a staged walkout by the U. S. representative.It warned yesterday of further strikes if the walkout did not'bring the government to its senses '.If a compromise is not reached, workers could stage a 24-hour walkout before the end of the month.In the first national walkout since the early summer, flights were grounded, schools shut and government offices closed.Up to 100,000 operations will be cancelled as a result of three days of industrial action, including two full walkouts.It includes two full walkouts, which could see tens of thousands refuse to treat all patients, including the most seriously ill.Last week hundreds of workers all across the UK rallied together in demonstrations, sympathy strikes and walkouts.

In other languages
walkout

British English: walkout NOUN
A walkout is a strike.
But union leaders are holding off on calling the walkout while talks are showing progress.
  • American English: walkout
  • Brazilian Portuguese: greve branca
  • Chinese: 罢工
  • European Spanish: huelga
  • French: grève-surprise
  • German: Streik
  • Italian: sciopero senza preavviso
  • Japanese: ストライキ
  • Korean: 파업
  • European Portuguese: greve branca
  • Latin American Spanish: huelga

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