English Dictionary

strike work

動詞

インド 古風 比喩的用法 無生物

(dated, India) To go on strike. / (dated) To stop working (for a break, at the end of the work day, etc.). / (dated, figuratively, of things) To stop functioning.

日本語の意味

（dated, Indiaの意味）ストライキに入る、すなわち労働者がストライキを実施すること。 / （datedの意味）一時的な休憩や勤務終了時などに、仕事を一時停止すること。 / （dated, figurativelyの意味）物事が機能停止する、働かなくなる状態を表す。

In colonial India, many laborers strike work to protest unfair conditions.

植民地時代のインドでは、多くの労働者が不当な待遇に抗議してストライキに入った。

意味（1）

(dated, India) To go on strike.

About nine hundred bakers, it is said, struck work on Saturday night, in consequence of their wages not being raised.

意味（2）

(dated) To stop working (for a break, at the end of the work day, etc.).

Come down on Friday. There is a train leaves London Bridge at two—gets here at four. By that time I shall be ready to strike work.

意味（3）

(dated, figuratively, of things) To stop functioning.

Your books lie on my table here, at arm’s length from me, in this old room where I sit all day: and when my head aches or wanders or strikes work, as it now or then will, I take my chance for either green-covered volume,

strikes work （ present singular third-person ）

striking work （ participle present ）

struck work （ past ）

struck work （ participle past ）

stricken work （ participle past ）