vt.抵制，拒绝购买(或使用、参加)
n.(对某事物的)抵制

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

They're boycotting the shop.
他们联合抵制那家商店。
A few called for a boycott of the film.
一些人呼吁抵制这部影片。
We put the production under a boycott.
我们联合抵制该商品。
Many consumers are boycotting products from companies that don't prioritize sustainability.
许多消费者正在抵制那些不重视可持续性的公司的产品。
The labor union called for a boycott of the store until management agrees to better working conditions.
工会呼吁抵制这家商店，直到管理层同意改善工作条件。
The film festival was boycotted by several directors due to political disagreements.
由于政治分歧，几位导演抵制了电影节。
A boycott of the election was proposed by opposition parties, claiming it wasn't fair.
反对党提议抵制选举，声称选举不公平。
Customers are boycotting the restaurant after reports of animal cruelty in its supply chain.
在报道了供应链中存在虐待动物的行为后，顾客们开始抵制这家餐厅。
Athletes threatened to boycott the Olympics if the doping issue wasn't addressed.
运动员威胁说，如果兴奋剂问题不解决，他们将抵制奥运会。
Environmental groups organized a boycott of the oil company responsible for a major spill.
环保组织组织了一场抵制导致重大泄漏的石油公司的活动。
The student council called for a boycott of the cafeteria until healthier food options were provided.
学生会呼吁抵制食堂，直到提供更健康的食物选择。
Some countries are considering boycotting the trade summit over concerns about human rights violations.
一些国家因担忧人权侵犯问题而考虑抵制贸易峰会。
In response to discriminatory policies, people launched a boycott of the hotel chain.
作为对歧视性政策的回应，人们发起了对这家连锁酒店的抵制活动。