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    Expressing boycotting with 抵制 (dǐzhì)

    Actions & Events
    Negation

    Structure

    抵制 + Object

    Explanation

    抵制 (dǐzhì) means "to boycott" or "to resist." It is used when people refuse to buy, use, or participate in something as a form of protest. This word appears frequently in news about consumer movements, political protests, and trade disputes.

    Examples

    • 消费者发起了抵制该品牌产品的运动。

      xiāofèizhě fāqǐ le dǐzhì gāi pǐnpái chǎnpǐn de yùndòng.

      Consumers launched a campaign to boycott the brand's products.

    • 很多人在网上呼吁抵制这家公司。

      hěn duō rén zài wǎngshàng hūyù dǐzhì zhè jiā gōngsī.

      Many people are calling online to boycott this company.

    • 他们决定抵制这次不公平的选举。

      tāmen juédìng dǐzhì zhè cì bù gōngpíng de xuǎnjǔ.

      They decided to boycott this unfair election.

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