英语词汇union的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

union /ˈjuːnjən/ noun 1. an organization formed by workers to protect their rightsverbsbelong to a union Most teachers belong to a union.join a union Are you planning to join the union?form a union Workers demanded the right to form a union.union + nounsa union leader/official Union leaders criticized the government for failing to tackle the jobs crisis.a union member Union members voted to strike over proposed pay cuts.a union representative Union representatives will meet the industry minister.union membership Union membership rose to 50% by 1948.the union movement She is interested in the history of the union movement.nouns + uniona teachers’/miners’/nurses’ etc union The teachers' union has called a series of strikes.2. the act of joining two or more things together, or the state of being joinedadjectivespolitical/economic union The two nations have made the first step towards political union.full union Their eventual aim is full political union.a close union The treaty was intended to create a close union between the two states.a loose union (=one that is not strictly controlled or organized) The countries are linked in a loose economic union.monetary union (=in which several countries use the same money – used especially about the EU) Britain opted out of monetary union with the rest of Europe.verbsform a union At that time, Russia and Belarus agreed to form a union.break up/dissolve a union (=end it) Some people believed that the best way to settle the dispute was to dissolve the union.prepositionsa union between sb/sth He emphasized his support for the continued union between Scotland and the rest of the UK.union with sb/sth They want to be part of a political union with Europe.

词组	union
释义	union /ˈjuːnjən/ noun 1. an organization formed by workers to protect their rightsverbsbelong to a union Most teachers belong to a union.join a union Are you planning to join the union?form a union Workers demanded the right to form a union.union + nounsa union leader/official Union leaders criticized the government for failing to tackle the jobs crisis.a union member Union members voted to strike over proposed pay cuts.a union representative Union representatives will meet the industry minister.union membership Union membership rose to 50% by 1948.the union movement She is interested in the history of the union movement.nouns + uniona teachers’/miners’/nurses’ etc union The teachers' union has called a series of strikes.2. the act of joining two or more things together, or the state of being joinedadjectivespolitical/economic union The two nations have made the first step towards political union.full union Their eventual aim is full political union.a close union The treaty was intended to create a close union between the two states.a loose union (=one that is not strictly controlled or organized) The countries are linked in a loose economic union.monetary union (=in which several countries use the same money – used especially about the EU) Britain opted out of monetary union with the rest of Europe.verbsform a union At that time, Russia and Belarus agreed to form a union.break up/dissolve a union (=end it) Some people believed that the best way to settle the dispute was to dissolve the union.prepositionsa union between sb/sth He emphasized his support for the continued union between Scotland and the rest of the UK.union with sb/sth They want to be part of a political union with Europe.
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