go on strike
US /ɡo ɑn straɪk/
・UK /ɡəu ɔn straik/
A2 初級
phr.片語罷工
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廣島：原子彈爆炸80週年BBC 從新聞中學習英語 (Hiroshima: 80 years since atomic bomb: BBC Learning English from the News)
08:06
VOA60。2020年8月7日 (VOA60: August 7, 2020)
01:01
- In South Korea, thousands of trainee doctors go on strike strike organizer's air criticizing a plan to train MAWR medical students.
在韓國，數千名實習醫生罷工罷工組織者的空氣責備一個培養MAWR醫學生的計劃。
太空人罷工？6分鐘英語 (Astronauts on strike? 6 Minute English)
06:17
- [Sigh] If this keeps up I'm might go on strike.
[嘆氣]如果這樣下去，我可能會去罷工。
- But be careful, because your workers might go on strike – refuse to work.
但要小心，因為你的工人可能會罷工--拒絕工作。
蜜蜂們！請！ (Please Please the Bees )
05:12
- "You should be grateful. Not go on strike!"
"你應該感恩。而不是去罷工！"
海綿寶寶》中28次有人脫皮!??| 海綿寶寶 (28 Times Someone on SpongeBob Lost Their Skin! ?? | SpongeBob SquarePants)
06:05
- This is exactly why we need to go on strike.
這正是我們需要進行罷工的原因。
每次海綿寶寶哈人的部分！？| 海綿寶寶 (Every Time SpongeBob Hah Human Parts!?!? | SpongeBob)
08:18
- This is exactly why we need to go on strike!
這正是我們需要進行罷工的原因。
美國港口大罷工？| 2024年10月1日 (A Crippling US Port Strike? | October 1, 2024)
10:00
- We start today keeping an eye on ports in the United States as longshore workers who run East and Gulf Coast ports from Maine to Texas could go on strike.
我們從今天開始關注美國的港口，因為從緬因州到德克薩斯州，負責管理東海岸和墨西哥灣港口的碼頭工人可能會舉行罷工。
如何善用你的野心 | 灰色地帶 (How to use your ambition for good | The Gray Area)
50:52
- I'm a third grade teacher. I'm a social worker. Am I not being morally ambitious enough? So half of the country already works in these so-called essential jobs. We discovered that during the pandemic that you know when some people go on strike we're in real trouble. So my point here is that half of the country doesn't need a lecture from me about being morally ambitious. They're already working in essential jobs. I'm indeed more interested in preaching to my own people to honestly quite a few of my friends. We used to have big ideals and dreams when we were still in university. You know we wrote these beautiful application essays about how we were going to fix tax avoidance and tax evasion. How we're going to tackle global hunger and work at the United Nations and look at us. What has happened? It's pretty sad isn't it? Now we're old and wrinkled and complacent. Yeah. Something has gone wrong I would say. So that doesn't mean that I don't think anyone can be morally ambitious. Rosa Parks was a seamstress. Lech Walesa you know the great social revolutionary in Poland. He was an electrician. So I mean history is littered with examples of people who weren't very privileged and still did a lot of good. But they don't need a lecture from me I think. I'm mainly talking to people who shouldn't just check their privilege but also use that privilege to make a massive difference. What role does personal passion play in that? You write in the book don't start out by asking what's my passion. Ask instead how can I contribute most and then choose the role that suits you best. Don't forget your talents are but a means to an end. Yeah I think follow your passion is probably the worst career advice out there. We at the School for Moral Ambition, an organization I co-founded, we deeply believe in the Gandalf-Frodo model of changing the world. So I always like to say that Frodo, you know, he didn't follow his passion. Gandalf never asked him, oh what's your passion Frodo? He said look this really needs to be done. This needs to be fixed. You got to throw the ring into the mountain.
我是一名三年級教師。我是一名社會工作者。我的道德抱負還不夠遠大嗎？全國已經有一半人從事這些所謂的基本工作了我們發現，在大流行病期間，當一些人罷工時，我們就會遇到真正的麻煩。所以我想說的是，全國一半的人不需要我說什麼要有道德抱負。他們已經在從事必要的工作了。老實說，我對自己人的說教更感興趣，我的不少朋友也是如此。我們還在上大學的時候，就有遠大的理想和夢想。你知道，我們寫過這些漂亮的申請論文，說我們要如何解決避稅和逃稅問題。我們要如何解決全球飢餓問題，如何在聯合國工作，看看我們。結果呢？很可悲，不是嗎？現在我