walkout中文什么意思

n.
1.〔美国〕罢工(者)；罢课(者)。
2.退席(以示抗议)。
3.告别仪式。

例句与用法

1. Some were under instruction to walkout .
   有些人奉命退出会场。
2. The pro - government camp staged a mass walkout in response
   保皇派集体离场抗议。
3. Talks resumed today between the broadway producers ' league and the striking stagehands ' union as they tried to reach an agreement that would end the walkout that has left most theaters dark for 16 days
   今天百老汇制造商联盟和备受关注的编剧联合会重新进行会谈，在此之前，他们曾经为改变剧院16天歇业试图达成一致。
4. Talks resumed today between the broadway producers ' league and the striking stagehands ' union as they tried to reach an agreement that would end the walkout that has left most theaters dark for 16 days
   百老汇制片人联盟和舞台管理工会之间的谈判今天又重新开始，他们期望能达成共识以结束为期16天的剧院关门的状况。
5. But star tenor roberto alagna ' s dramatic walkout during a performance at milan ' s la scala opera house in response to boos in the crowd may be a tantrum too far , critics warn
   不过，批评家警告说，明星男高音罗贝托阿蓝尼亚在米兰史卡拉歌剧院的一场演出中，以引人注目的罢演退场回应观众席的嘘声，恐怕是生气得太过火了。

英文释义

名词

1. the act of walking out (of a meeting or organization) as a sign of protest; "there was a walkout by the Black members as the chairman rose to speak"
2. a strike in which the workers walk out

百科释义

In labor disputes, a walkout is a labor strike, the act of employees collectively leaving the workplace as an act of protest.