walkout

'wɒ:kaut

托福 Collins 1

n. a strike in which the workers walk out
n. the act of walking out (of a meeting or organization) as a sign of protest

n. 罢工, 退席, 恋爱关系
[经] 罢工

Collins 星级

36,866

BNC 频率

21,507

使用频率

walkout 由 walk（走）和 out（出去）组成，字面意思就是“走出去”，通常指在不满或抗议时走出某个场合。

例句

1. The employees decided to hold a walkout to protest the new policy.

员工们决定举行罢工以抗议新政策。

2. After the walkout, the management agreed to negotiate better working conditions.

罢工后，管理层同意协商改善工作条件。

3. Many students participated in the walkout to raise awareness about climate change.

许多学生参与了罢工，以提高对气候变化的意识。