boycott

界面语言: zh

🇬🇧 /ˈbɔɪkɒt/ 🇺🇸 /ˈbɔɪˌkɑt/

📖 释义

  1. noun
    抵制; 联合抵制
  2. verb
    抵制; 断绝往来
  3. noun
    被抵制者

🔗 详情

词形变化

可数 复数: boycotts 第三人称单数: boycotts 过去式: boycotted 过去分词: boycotted 现在分词: boycotting

常用搭配

impose a boycottlift a boycottcall for a boycotttrade boycotteconomic boycottboycott a product

派生词

boycotter

同义词

banembargoblacklistostracizeshun

反义词

supportendorsepatronize

易混淆词

embargo
EN: An embargo is an official government-imposed trade restriction, while a boycott is a voluntary organized refusal to buy or participate.
zh: 禁运是政府官方施加的贸易限制，而抵制则是自愿组织的拒绝购买或参与的行为。
ban
EN: A ban is an official prohibition by an authority, while a boycott is a voluntary collective refusal to engage with something.
zh: 禁令是由当局发布的官方禁止令，而抵制则是集体自愿拒绝与某事物发生关联的行为。

拼写提示

EN: Remember the double 't' at the end: 'boycott', not 'boycot'. The word is named after Captain Charles Boycott, an Irish land agent ostracized in 1880.
zh: 记住末尾的双't'：'boycott'，而不是'boycot'。这个词是以查尔斯·博伊科特上尉命名的，他是一名爱尔兰土地代理人，于1880年被社会孤立。

💬 例句

  1. The workers organized a boycott of the company's products to protest the unfair labor practices.

    工人们组织抵制该公司产品，以抗议不公平的劳动做法。

  2. Several nations announced a boycott of the Olympic Games in response to the host country's human rights violations.

    为抗议主办国人权侵犯行为，多个国家宣布抵制奥运会。

  3. Consumers decided to boycott the brand after learning about its environmental violations.

    消费者在得知该品牌存在环境违规行为后，决定抵制该产品。

  4. The community boycotted the landlord who had raised rents beyond what tenants could afford.

    社区抵制了那些将租金提高到租客无法承受水平的房东。

  5. The term 'boycott' originated from the experience of a land agent who became a boycott in County Mayo, Ireland.

    "抵制"一词源于爱尔兰梅奥郡一名土地代理人成为抵制对象的事件。