unionise

unionise

美 　英

• v.组织（或成立）工会；加入工会

例句

she says she spent a lot trying to unionise FreshDirect, a food-delivery service.

她说她花了很大力气让食品递送社“新鲜直送”加入工会。

In Washington, once workers at a company vote to unionise, every employee can be forced to join (and pay dues to) the union.

在华盛顿，一旦一家公司的工人投票决定成立工会，每一个雇员都会被强制加入（而且要教会费给）工会。

Cory Doctorow's novel, For the Win, describes young gold farmers fighting to unionise against oppression from sweatshop bosses.

多克托罗的小说《FortheWin》讲述了一帮年轻的打金者为组织工会、反抗血汗工厂老板压迫而斗争的故事。

Another thing worth noting is that neither the Cleveland Clinic nor Mayo has been touched by the national push to unionise nurses.

还有一点值得一提就是，克利夫兰和马约诊所都还未受到各地成立护士工会的影响。