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Значения термина boycott на английском

португальский
boicotar
каталонский
boicotejar
испанский
boicotear

Refuse to sponsor; refuse to do business with.

boicotar
русский
бойкот
португальский
boicote
испанский
boicot
каталонский
boicot

Act of voluntarily abstaining from using, buying, or dealing with a person, organization, or country.

бойкот
Использование термина boycott на английском
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Imagine the impact of a similar such boycott across the Irish Sea.
The Guardian
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Publicly, state media called for a boycott of all things South Korean.
Reuters
3
The oil-producer held elections a month ago, marred by an opposition boycott.
Reuters
4
Many opposition parties say they will boycott the elections called by Mursi.
Reuters
5
Early Monday morning, he publicly advocated a boycott on all Sony products.
Wired
6
Both NGOs are among a group that plans to boycott the law.
Reuters
7
Thailand held elections on Sunday despite a boycott from the opposition party.
BBC
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There's a movement in Australia to boycott Bali as a holiday situation.
Radio NZ
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A boycott would damage the credibility of the vote and prolong uncertainty.
Reuters
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But there was little doubt about the outcome given the opposition boycott.
Reuters
11
In December of that year, the Montgomery bus boycott began in Alabama.
Ebony
12
Such a boycott is taken extremely seriously in the devoutly Buddhist country.
Reuters
13
The bloc decided at a meeting on Wednesday to continue the boycott.
Reuters
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Threat level readers have written in to say they will boycott Regal.
Wired
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In addition, the station was received boycott threats from local Leno fans.
Reuters
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Do professors with academic freedom have the right to boycott a publisher?
The Guardian
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Translations for boycott
португальский
boicotarboicoteboicotagem
каталонский
boicotejarboicot
русский
бойкот
Boycott через время
Boycott в диалектах
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Ирландия
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