boycotted

boycotted[ˈbɔikɔtid] 

原级:boycott

第三人称单数:boycotts

第三人称复数:boycotts

现在分词:boycotting

boycotted 基本解释
抵制,拒绝参加( boycott的过去式和过去分词 );
boycotted 单语例句

1. The Sunni Arab National Concord Front Thursday also boycotted an emergency meeting of national leaders called by Talabani in a bid to restore calm.

2. boycotted

2. He again boycotted the sentencing phase of his trial Monday, choosing to remain in another room of the courthouse.

3. The leader of a Sunni group that boycotted the elections said he didn't mind an Islamic government so long as it doesn't discriminate against Sunnis.

4. Several opposition parties boycotted the vote, saying they did not trust the electoral system.

5. boycotted的解释

5. The constitution vote was boycotted by a coalition of opposition parties, and Western leaders called it a " farce ".

6. But no talks have taken place since November 2005 when the DPRK boycotted the meeting, accusing the United States of imposing financial sanctions against its companies.

7. boycotted的意思

7. However, it boycotted the talks two months later in protest against US financial sanctions.

8. But it boycotted the talks two months later in protest against US financial sanctions.

9. North Korea has boycotted the talks to protest South Korea's controversial nuclear experiments and Washington's " hostile policy " toward Pyongyang.

10. North Korea boycotted a fourth round scheduled for last September, citing " hostile " US policy.