I. un·ion·ize [ˈju:njənaɪz] 动词 trans
- to unionize sb/sth
- jdn/etw gewerkschaftlich organisieren
II. un·ion·ize [ˈju:njənaɪz] 动词 不及物动词
- unionize
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
A protracted strike in 1914-15 failed to unionize the factory's workforce.
en.wikipedia.org They also discussed the state party's support of teacher's rights to unionize and policies to protect homeowners from unfair foreclosures.
en.wikipedia.org Despite winning a 67% vote by teachers to start the union, the board appealed their decision to unionize.
en.wikipedia.org The workers said the university's decision to end the contract is a direct response to their recent efforts to unionize.
en.wikipedia.org Other measures recognized workers' right to unionize and strike, as well as the rights of women workers.
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