• He argued in favour of a strike.

    他据理力争主张罢工。

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  • The workers balloted for a strike.

    工人对是否罢工进行无记名投票表决。

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  • Strike-bound travellers face long delays.

    因罢工滞留的旅客要耽搁很长时间。

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  • The strike appeared to have reached deadlock.

    罢工好像已陷入僵局。

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  • The six-month strike seemed to be petering out.

    持续了6个月的罢工似乎在逐渐停息。

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  • The strike has delayed the mailing of tax reminders.

    罢工耽搁了催税单的投寄。

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  • Miners in Zambia's northern copper belt have gone on strike.

    赞比亚北部铜矿区的矿工们举行了罢工。

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  • He was ostracized by his colleagues for refusing to support the strike.

    他因拒绝支持罢工而受到同事的排斥。

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  • They have removed all tactical nuclear missiles that could strike Europe.

    他们已经拆走了所有可能攻击欧洲的战术性核导弹。

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  • The railway strike fizzled out on its second day as drivers returned to work.

    由于司机复工,铁路罢工第二天就草草收场了。

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  • The strike by bank employees ended after employers conceded some of their demands.

    银行雇员的罢工在雇主们答应了他们的一些要求之后停止了。

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  • The company locked out the workers, and then the rest of the work force went on strike.

    公司把那些工人拒之门外,接着其余工人举行了罢工。

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  • There should be a seven-day cooling-off period between a strike ballot and industrial action.

    罢工投票表决和采取罢工行动之间应有七天的冷却期。

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  • Strike action should be regarded as a last resort , when all attempts to negotiate have failed.

    罢工应该是最后一着,在所有的谈判努力都告失败时才使用。

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  • The strike affecting the country's largest airline is producing easy pickings for smaller companies.

    罢工给全国最大航空公司带来的影响使得较小的航空公司轻易捡到便宜。

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  • Even now we could not be sure that the militants would not find some new excuse to call a strike the following winter.

    即使到现在,我们也不能确定这些激进分子不会找到某个新的借口在下一年冬天号召一场罢工。

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  • The strike doesn't seem to be spreading to other regions.

    罢工似乎没有蔓延到其他地区。

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  • l didn't really care about my mind and my body until they decided to go on strike.

    直到我的身心决定罢工,我才真正关心它们。

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  • During hard times, few workers were willing to strike or engage in collective action.

    在困难时期,很少有工人愿意罢工或参与集体行动。

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  • Every fall, like clockwork, Linda Krentz of Beaverton, Oregon, felt her brain go on strike.

    每年秋天很准时地,俄勒冈州比弗顿的琳达·克伦茨都会感觉自己的大脑罢工了。

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  • The central figures in the Chicago schools strike are neither strikers nor managers but 350,000 children.

    芝加哥学校罢工的核心人物既不是罢工者也不是管理者,而是35万名儿童。

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  • With luck, as the storm clouds gather this winter, laser-toting researchers could, for the first time, strike back.

    幸运的是,当今年冬天风暴云聚集的时候,携带激光的研究人员可以首次进行反击。

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  • It might be impossible to strike a Goldilocks-style balance—neither too weak nor too tough—that would please everybody.

    若想以金发姑娘式的平衡罢工——即不显软弱又不过于激烈——来取悦所有的人,似乎不太可能。

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