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Перевод: picket

[существительное]
пикет ; пикетчик ; сторожевая застава; кол ;
[глагол]
пикетировать; выставлять пикет; расставлять заставы; обносить частоколом; привязывать к колу

Тезаурус:

1. Wayne had rung in to say that he was sick, which meant that the little creep didn't want to drive past the picket line.
2. On 6 June, Paisley, this time wearing his church leader hat, clashed with the police when he led members of the Free Presbyterian Church to picket the Irish Presbyterians' General Assembly.
3. As we slid at speed down the escarpment we took care to avoid nettles and barbed wire, then we'd squeeze between the splintery struts of the Essoldo's picket fence.
4. Even so, the unions' power to strike and picket remained substantial; Tebbit found himself unable to outlaw the closed shop entirely.
5. To test their belief, two officials organised a fictitious picket, by phone, for the next morning.
6. The Foreign Secretary, Dr David Owen, entering his office, said: "I have pleasure in crossing this picket line.
7. Spindly creatures barely 18ins tall, fertilised with optimism, they formed a picket line 150ft long up the garden's steep slope to a field of grazing horses.
8. So miners would again be able, quite lawfully, to picket a coke depot like Saltley.
9. The contractor's men refused to pass the picket or go onto the site until the issue was peacefully settled.
10. Insecticides such as Sybol, Picket and Sprayday can be used as a drench either when an infestation is suspected or, preferably, as a preventative measure in July.
11. A picket at the hospital claimed that "emergency" services were being maintained.
12. Oh they (the TUC) talk - they make rules and regulations; we can't make any hunger strike, we can't make any demonstration, we can't make any mass picket, can't do anything.
13. The ITGWU and the Workers' Party organized a march of trade union members to picket the County Offices and then crowd the public gallery to watch the meeting, while dockers supporting the protest struck for a day, bringing work in the port to a halt and tying up seven ships.