boycott

简单释义：

v.抵制；拒绝购买（或使用、参加）

n.（对某事物的）抵制

网络联合抵制；杯葛；联合拒绝购买

变形：

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

完整释义：

v.

1.联合抵制;抵制(货物等)
2.抵制;拒绝购买
3.一致与…绝交
4.抑制

n.

1.联合抵制;联合拒绝购买〔使用、经售等〕
2.联合抵制,抵制活动

例句：

1. Internet groups had been suggesting a boycott of the university, which recruits students from China and has its own offices in Beijing.
   网友们一直在号召对该大学的抵制。该大学从中国大陆招生，并且在北京设有办事处。

2. Turnout was as low as 33% partly due to a boycott by the opposition candidate Winston Tubman, who alleged fraud in the first round.
   投票率只有33%，这部分是因为反对派候选人温斯顿•塔布曼的抵抗，他声称首轮选举有欺诈行为。

3. He also said it would be a " cop-out " to boycott the opening ceremonies in Beijing.
   同时，哈德雷还表示，抵制北京奥运会开幕式的做法是一种“推诿逃避”。

4. Exiled Tibetans called for a boycott of celebrations of the Tibetan new year, in memory of those who died in unrest a year ago.
   流亡的西藏人民要求抵制藏历新年的庆祝活动，以纪念对一年前在动乱中丧生的人。

5. The Dalai Lama's fellow laureate, Archbishop Desmond Tutu , said he would boycott the event.
   达赖喇嘛同道的诺贝尔奖获得者，大主教德斯蒙德·图图说，他将不参加这次活动。

6. I thought I could count on my mother for sympathy, but she's a wild card in any equation, including the politics of a China boycott.
   原本我还指望有妈妈的同情，但现在她也没指望了，包括抵制中国制造。

7. Charles C. Boycott seems to have been forced by his strong sense of duty into becoming a household word.
   查理斯·C·博伊考特看来是因为其强烈的责任感而成为一个家喻户晓的词。

8. The ousted president, who has been holed up in the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa for ten weeks, called for a boycott.
   塞拉亚，这位被罢黜的总统，在特古西加尔巴（洪都拉斯首都）的巴西大使馆中已经躲藏了十周，并呼吁抵制这次选举。

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