huelga

/ˈwelɡa/, [ˈwel.ɣ̞a]

strike


Examples
  • Los empleados amenazaron con una huelga para proteger los beneficios de los trabajadores.

    Employees threatened a strike to protect worker benefits.

  • Los trabajadores se unieron para irse de huelga y luchar con la compañía.

    The workers banded together to go on strike and fight the company.

  • Ya suspendieron la huelga.

    They already called off the strike.

  • Huelga decir que la salud es más importante que la riqueza.

    It goes without saying that health is more important than wealth.

  • Estamos de huelga porque la empresa no nos aumentó el sueldo.

    We're on strike because the company hasn't improved our wages.

  • ¿Quién pondrá fin a esta huelga?

    Who is going to put and end to this strike?

  • Las tiendas estaban cerradas debido a la huelga.

    The stores were closed due to the strike.

  • El comité decidió suspender la huelga.

    The committee decided to call off the strike.

  • Los trabajadores pueden ir a la huelga para exigir salarios más altos, o para mejorar las condiciones de trabajo.

    Workers can go on strike to demand higher wages, or to improve working conditions.

  • La huelga general paralizó todo el país.

    The general strike paralyzed the whole country.

  • La huelga ha afectado a la economía nacional.

    The strike affected the nation's economy.

  • Las tiendas estaban cerradas a causa de la huelga.

    The stores were closed due to the strike.

  • La huelga de trenes no me molestó en absoluto.

    The train strike didn't bother me at all.

  • Los conductores de autobús van a hacer huelga hoy.

    The bus drivers are going on strike today.

  • Hay una huelga.

    There is a strike.

  • Los guardias de prisión se irán a huelga por tres días a partir de la medianoche.

    The prison guards will strike from midnight in three days.

  • Los trabajadores están en huelga.

    The workers are on strike.

  • Una huelga es un rechazo masivo a trabajar por un cuerpo de empleados.

    A strike is a mass refusal to work by a body of employees.

  • "¿Van a hacer huelga de nuevo?" "Me temo que si".

    "Will they go on strike again?" "I'm afraid so."

  • Los sindicatos habían amenazado al gobierno con una huelga general.

    The labor unions had been threatening the government with a general strike.


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