walk-out

基本解釋

Having given striking writers better terms on new media, Hollywood faces a walk-out by actors in June.
好萊塢剛剛經(jīng)歷了編劇罷工，最后答應(yīng)給予新媒體編劇更好的待遇，現(xiàn)在有面臨著6月份的演員罷工。
Mr Berlusconi also faces daily problems attempting to get legislation through parliament following a walk-out by some of his followers last year.
貝盧斯科尼也面臨日常事務(wù)的煩擾，去年其試圖讓國(guó)會(huì)通過(guò)法案時(shí)他的一些支持者退席（以示抗議）。
Because of his walk-out from the EPP (which infuriated Mrs Merkel, in particular), Mr Cameron as prime minister would be excluded from such discussions.
正因?yàn)榭仿⊥蝗浑x開(kāi)了歐洲人民黨（此舉尤其激怒了默克），這位首相將會(huì)被排除于此類討論之外。

The extended-through-space train I pick out at the end of our walk is the same as the extended-through-space train that I picked out at the beginning of our walk.
走到末尾的時(shí)候,我談到的貫穿空間的火車,和一開(kāi)始我談到的,是同一輛。
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Timing is everything in life—and now was neither the right time nor the right conditions for a public employee union walk-out.
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But trying to force Mr Trimble to sit in a cabinet with Sinn Fein, without prior decommissioning, might well trigger a Unionist walk-out.
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If you walk out of a meeting, a performance, or an unpleasant situation, you leave it suddenly, usually in order to show that you are angry or bored.
If someone walks out on their family or their partner, they leave them suddenly and go to live somewhere else.
If workers walk out, they stop doing their work for a period of time, usually in order to try to get better pay or conditions for themselves.