n.(突然的)罢工，(为表示抗议而突然的)退场，退席

原形：walkout复数：walkouts

The employees staged a walkout to protest against the unfair pay cuts.
员工们举行罢工，以抗议不公平的减薪。
The students organized a walkout to show their dissatisfaction with the new school policies.
学生们组织了一次罢课，以表达他们对新学校政策的不满。
After hours of unsuccessful negotiations, the union leaders called for a mass walkout.
经过数小时的谈判未果后，工会领导号召大规模罢工。
The audience began a walkout when the controversial speaker took the stage.
当有争议的演讲者上台时，观众开始纷纷离场表示抗议。
Due to safety concerns, the workers at the factory initiated a walkout until improvements were made.
由于安全问题，工厂的工人们发起了罢工，要求在改进措施实施前不予复工。
The walkout by the teachers was a last resort to demand better resources for the classrooms.
教师们的罢工是要求为教室提供更好资源的最后手段。
The unexpected walkout of the star player disrupted the team's strategy for the game.
明星球员意外的退出打乱了球队的比赛策略。
Following the announcement of budget cuts, several departments staged a coordinated walkout.
在宣布预算削减后，几个部门协同举行了一次罢工。
The celebrity's offensive remarks led to a walkout of guests from the awards ceremony.
该名明星的冒犯性言论导致颁奖典礼上的嘉宾纷纷离席。
The strike entered its third week as the workers' walkout showed no signs of resolution.
随着工人罢工没有解决迹象的出现，罢工进入了第三周。