boycott

及物动词联合抵制; 抵制（货物等）; 拒绝参加

名词联合抵制; 联合拒绝购买; 拒绝参加

1. 联合抵制：尤其是存款机构滥用安全网措施对其他子公司提供不符合标准或低于市场合理价格的资金援助;2、金融子公司拒绝对其他子公司的竞争对手提供金融产品和服务,联合抵制(Boycott)以确保其他子公司的市场优势;

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1. 抵制；拒绝参加
    If a country, group, or person boycotts a country, organization, or activity, they refuse to be involved with it in any way because they disapprove of it.

    e.g. The main opposition parties are boycotting the elections.
           主要反对党都抵制此次选举。

1. The Vatican has led the offensive against The Da Vinci Code, calling for a boycott and even unspecified legal action against both the book and film.

2. Last year I also noticed a number of Chinese netizens call for a boycott of Christmas.

3. Downer said that because of Australia's active military role in removing Saddam from power, a boycott of the country's wheat would annoy many Australians.

4. boycott的近义词

4. Some Web users called on tourists to boycott the island country, which has famous island destinations such as Boracay and Cebu.

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5. Hillary Clinton has thrown her hat into the Olympic ring, urging President Bush to boycott the opening ceremony.

6. As citizens in cities start to boycott polluting chemical plants in their neighborhood, such plants simply move to the countryside.

7. " I think the boycott is childish, " said an interviewee identified as Liu.

8. The country's wooden chopsticks industry on Friday defended its disposable utensils after growing calls for a boycott on health and environmental grounds.

9. The Sunni clerical Association of Muslim Scholars has threatened to boycott the January election and mount a nationwide civil disobedience campaign.

10. boycott的反义词

10. Spearheading the boycott call is the Association of Muslim Scholars, an influential Sunni clerical group with suspected links to insurgent groups.

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