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go on strike
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go (out) on strike and go out (on strike)
[for a group of people] to quit working at their jobs until certain demands are met. If we don't have a contract by noon tomorrow, we'll go out on strike. The entire workforce went on strike at noon today.
See also: strike


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If your child balks at wearing his seat belt, arrange for him to stay home while you go out.
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