Pronunciation: /sɪt daʊn straɪk/
noun a form of protest in which workers refuse to leave their workplace until their demands are met
A1 A sit down strike is when workers refuse to work by sitting down at their workstations.
A2 During a sit down strike, employees stay in the workplace but refuse to work until their demands are met.
B1 The sit down strike was organized by the labor union to protest against unfair working conditions.
B2 The workers staged a sit down strike to demand better wages and benefits from the company.
C1 The sit down strike lasted for several days, causing disruptions to the company's operations.
C2 The sit down strike was successful in achieving the workers' goals of improved working conditions and higher pay.
formal The workers organized a sit-down strike to protest against the unfair labor practices.
informal The employees decided to do a sit-down strike to demand better working conditions.
slang The workers pulled a sit-down strike to show their bosses they meant business.
figurative Sometimes in life, you have to do a sit-down strike to stand up for what you believe in.
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