Boycotted Meaning in English
word · lemma: boycott
ˈbɔɪˌkɑtɪd
BOY-kot-id
bˈɔɪkɒtɪd
BOY-kot-id
Definición
To refuse to buy, use, or participate in something as a way of protesting or showing disapproval.
Uso & Matices
Commonly used in news and social contexts, often about groups refusing to engage with companies, events, or products for ethical, political, or social reasons. The verb 'boycott' can be both formal and informal. 'Boycotted' is the past tense and past participle.
Spanish: boicotearPortuguese (BR): boicotarPortuguese (PT): boicotarChinese (Simplified): 抵制Chinese (Traditional): 抵制Hindi: बहिष्कार करनाArabic: قاطعBengali: বয়কট করেছিল - বর্জন করেছিলRussian: бойкотировалиJapanese: ボイコットしたVietnamese: tẩy chayKorean: 보이콧했다Turkish: boykot ettiUrdu: بائیکاٹ کیاIndonesian: memboikot
Oraciones de Ejemplo
The students boycotted the cafeteria to protest the new rules.
basic
They boycotted the store because of its unfair practices.
basic
Some countries boycotted the event.
basic
Fans boycotted the match after ticket prices went up.
natural
People boycotted the company until it changed its policy.
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After the scandal, several artists boycotted the awards show.
natural