ストライキ

ストライキ

strike

JLPT N1

Meaning and Usage

"ストライキ" means "strike" in the context of labor disputes where workers stop working to demand better conditions or pay. It is a loanword from English and is used mainly in formal or news contexts.

Common Collocations

  • ストライキをする: to go on strike
  • ストライキに参加する: to participate in a strike
  • ストライキの影響: the impact of a strike

Usage Notes

This word is typically used in discussions about labor relations and social issues. It is a noun and often appears with verbs like する (to do) or 始める (to start). When talking about the effects, you might see phrases like ストライキのため (because of the strike).

Common Mistakes

Learners sometimes confuse ストライキ with general protests or demonstrations. Remember, ストライキ specifically refers to work stoppages by employees, not all types of protests.

Example Sentences

ろうどうしゃたちはちんあげをもとめてストライキをはじめた。

The workers started a strike demanding a wage increase.

ストライキのえいきょうででんしゃがおくれています。

Trains are delayed due to the strike.

かれはストライキにさんかしなかった。

He did not participate in the strike.