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1. сущ.1) эк. тр. забастовка, стачка ( при которой работники покидают производственные помещения); прекращение работыWhen workers staged a walkout to protest these actions, the owners instituted a lockout. — Когда работники устроили забастовку в знак протеста против данных действий, владельцы (предприятия) прибегнули к локауту.
See:sit-down strike, strike 1. 1) а)2) пол. демонстративный уход [выход\] (напр., с заседания или из организации в знак протеста)the US walkout of the World Conference Against Racism — демонстративный уход делегатов США со Всемирной конференции против расизма
Syn:2. гл.1) эк. тр. (за)бастовать, объявить [устроить\] забастовкуNurses, doctors, maintenance workers and clerical staff plan to walkout to demand pay rises. — Медсестры, врачи, обслуживающий персонал и канцелярские служащие намерены устроить забастовку, чтобы потребовать повышения заработной платы.
2) пол. демонстративно уйти [выйти\] (с заседания, из организации и т. д. в знак протеста)the United States government decided to walkout of the conference —представители правительства США решили демонстративно уйти с конференции
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