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工人为了表示某种抗议或实现某种要求而联合起来集体停止劳动。

1. 工人为实现某种要求或表示抗议而集体停止工作。

   茅盾 《子夜》十三：“明天到车间里选举好了代表，我们就冲出厂来！罢工！” 吴玉章 《第一次大革命的回忆》二：“这时 香港 的工人已开始罢工，许多工人挤在轮船上，要回 广州 去。” 叶紫 《杨七公公过年》五：“罢工接着延续了三四天功夫，没有得到结果。”

• A year ago, in response to a previous hunger strike, Mr Insulza said he would go to Venezuela to investigate.

  一年前作为对先前的饥饿罢工的回应，Insulza说他会到委内瑞拉进行调查。

• Public transport strikes in London and France this week told everyone what they already knew but many had yet to feel: austerity will hurt.

  本周，伦敦和法国公交运输业举行罢工，这传递了人们已经知道的、但很多人尚未切身感受到的一个信息，那就是：勒紧裤腰带的滋味不好受。

• He was young, a recent graduate, and he was on his way to a labor meeting to cover a threatened strike.

  他年轻，刚毕业不久，正在去报道某个威胁要罢工的劳工会议的路上。

• Yet Honda's workers have achieved this, while three other car factories that rely on the plant's components have had to close as well.

  但本田的工人们做到了这一点，而其它三家靠罢工工厂提供零部件的整车厂也不得不随之停工。

• He said there is a possibility that the strike 'if it drags on a few days' could affect production at Honda's four plants in China.

  但他表示，如果罢工再进行几天，本田在华四家工厂的生产可能也会受到影响。

• The ship's firemen went on strike and there was no one to fire.

  船上的司炉工人在闹罢工，以致没有人司炉。

• The announcement of these men's dismissals acted as a trigger for a series of strikes all over the country.

  宣布解雇这些人导致全国范围内的一系列罢工。

• The light flashed on and off like the warning light of an ambulance, as if on red alert and waiting for the right moment to strike.

  光芒闪过，像救护车的警示灯，犹如红色警报，等待合适的时机罢工。

• Protesters are still trying to use the courts to stop the action, and the teachers' union has threatened a strike.

  示威者还试着利用法院来阻止这项行动，而教师联盟则威胁要罢工。