boycotts

boycotts[ˈbɔikɔts] 

原级:boycott

现在分词:boycotting

boycotts是什么意思

过去分词:boycotted

boycotts在线翻译

过去式:boycotted

boycotts 基本解释
抵制( boycott的名词复数 );抵制,拒绝参加( boycott的第三人称单数 );
boycotts 网络解释

boycotts在线翻译

1. 抵制:英国争取妇女投票权的斗争运动中包括许多非暴力策略,例如联合抵制(boycotts)、不合作(noncooperation)、有限地破坏财产、公民不服从行动、群众游行示威、自愿入狱(filling the jails)和扰乱公共庆典.

boycotts 单语例句

1. 911chaxun查询·英语单词

1. The European Union's foreign policy chief Javier Solana said it would be a disaster if boycotts or intimidation sidelined Sunnis from the vote.

2. Sports boycotts were an important part of the international campaign that led to apartheid's end in 1994.

3. boycotts的近义词

3. The rancor has threatened to harm economic ties amid widespread calls for boycotts of Japanese products.

4. It is to be expected that some on both sides of an issue like Tibet will call for boycotts of one kind or another.

5. The country has won the steeplechase title at every Games it has competed since 1968, missing only the 1976 and 1980 golds due to boycotts.

6. boycotts的近义词

6. They should be aware that neither pressure nor boycotts will force the Chinese government to compromise with secessionists.

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7. They should be aware that pressure or boycotts will never force the Chinese government to compromise with secessionists.

8. After the People's Republic of China was founded in 1949, it was subject to political and economic boycotts.

9. China has been the object of a variety of boycotts, from human rights activists and those who argue Americans are losing manufacturing jobs.

10. Young netizens have strongly condemned the biased Western coverage, and some have called for boycotts of foreign products.