| 词组 | ultimatum |
| 释义 | ultimatum /ˌʌltəˈmeɪtəm, ˌʌltɪˈmeɪtəm/ noun a threat to punish someone if they do not do somethingverbsgive sb an ultimatum My boss gave me an ultimatum: get better results or find another job.issue/deliver an ultimatum (=officially give someone an ultimatum) The authorities issued an ultimatum to the students to end their protest or face arrest.present sb with an ultimatum formal (=give them one) The two sides had been presented with an ultimatum to reach an agreement by the weekend.receive an ultimatum They had received an ultimatum to withdraw troops before noon.comply with an ultimatum (=do what someone wants) They complied with an ultimatum to surrender weapons.ignore an ultimatum (=not do what someone wants) He ignored their ultimatum to reveal who had given him the information.prepositionsan ultimatum from sb He started to help more around the house, following an ultimatum from his wife.phrasesthe terms of an ultimatum The terms of the ultimatum required them to leave before Friday. |
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