Traducción Inglés-Español para "strike"
"strike" en español
strike {sustantivo}
The right to strike is subject to certain limitations as to its scope and effects.
It took many weeks of battling to incorporate the right to strike into the Charter.
The young student Béchir Habid has been on hunger strike since 18 October.
She was the sixth relative of a political prisoner to die on hunger strike.
From this point of view, we respect the exercise of the right to strike.
This new authority will not strike a blow for freedom in terms of consumer policy.
But Nature did strike back at precisely the state that harms it most.
Now is the time for us to help strike the against the system which is opposing democracy by force.
Besides, they all, including the European Union, agreed in Prague on the preventive strike.
These proposals strike a blow at the sanctity of marriage and the sanctity of the home and they should be rejected.
to strike {verbo}
to strike [struck|struck] {vb} (también: to hit, to smash, to knock)
We know that terrorism is a blind force that can strike anywhere and at any time.
These attacks are proof that terrorism can strike in any part of the world and have disastrous consequences.
They want to strike the pioneers of this fight, the communists who remain faithful to their ideals, because the followers are their friends
It uses underhand tactics to strike the innocent at home, when and where they are least expecting it, with no specific aim, no social
Terror that day struck at the heart of the global financial system.
to strike [struck|struck] {vb} (también: to beat)
to strike [struck|struck] {v.t.} (también: to hit, to have a profound impact on, to shock)
The dioxin crisis that struck Belgium over a year ago made a deep impression on people all over Europe.
Mr President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Mr President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen, one image strikes us as we leave Nice behind.
to strike [struck|struck] {v.t.} (también: to shake, to beat sb.)
to strike [struck|struck] {v.t.} (también: to shoot, to deliver)
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In our opinion, if we are to win the battle, if we are to strike at the profits of criminal organisations, our most urgent priority should
Those who carried out this attack struck a violent and cowardly blow at the people best placed and most committed to bringing relief to the Iraqi people.
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strict · strictly · strictness · stride · strident · strife · strigillose · strigose · strigulose · strigulous · strike · striker · strikers · strikes · striking · string · stringency · stringent · stringently · stringer · stringer
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