boycott in Greek
boycott in Greek is μποϊκοτάζ, αποκλεισμός — boycott means to refuse to buy from, deal with, or take part in something, as a form of protest.
boycott in Greek
μποϊκοτάζ
Pronounced: boikotaz
The act of boycotting.
αποκλεισμός
Pronounced: apokleismos
The act of boycotting.
What does "boycott" mean?
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verb To refuse to buy from, deal with, or take part in something, as a form of protest.
"Consumers began to boycott the brand after the scandal broke."
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noun An organized refusal to engage with a person, business, or organization as a protest.
"The boycott lasted for months before the company changed its policy."
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boycott in a sentence
- Consumers began to boycott the brand after the scandal broke.
- The union urged members to boycott the company's products.
- The boycott lasted for months before the company changed its policy.
- Shoppers organised a boycott of the supermarket after it cut its staff's pay.
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What is "boycott" in Greek?
"boycott" in Greek is μποϊκοτάζ, αποκλεισμός. boycott means: To refuse to buy from, deal with, or take part in something, as a form of protest.
How do you pronounce μποϊκοτάζ?
"boycott" in Greek is μποϊκοτάζ, pronounced "boikotaz".
How do you use "boycott" in a sentence?
Example: "Consumers began to boycott the brand after the scandal broke." In Greek, "boycott" is μποϊκοτάζ, αποκλεισμός.
Are there other ways to say "boycott" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "boycott": μποϊκοτάζ, αποκλεισμός.
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