go on strike
英 [ɡəu ɔn straik] 美 [ɡo ɑn straɪk]

释义

开始罢工[课]；

双语例句

1. He was the spokesman for the workers on strike.
   他是罢工工人的发言人。
2. The strike has brought production to a standstill.
   罢工已使生产停顿。
3. The union will go out on strike.
   工会将举行罢工。
4. The threatened strike never materialized.
   扬言要举行罢工，却从未付诸行动。

权威例句

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