Collocations for boycott - noun
ADJECTIVE
mass,
total,
worldwide
academic, consumer, economic, trade
a consumer boycott of GM foods
academic, consumer, economic, trade
a consumer boycott of GM foods
VERB + boycott
declare,
impose,
introduce
Opposition groups declared a boycott of the elections.
Opposition groups declared a boycott of the elections.
call for,
threaten,
urge
Lawyers threatened a boycott of the courts.
Lawyers threatened a boycott of the courts.
lead,
organize
support
end, lift
Politicians want to end their boycott of the talks.
support
end, lift
Politicians want to end their boycott of the talks.
join
There is pressure on the biggest union to join the boycott.
There is pressure on the biggest union to join the boycott.
PREPOSITION
boycott by
a boycott by international singers
a boycott by international singers
boycott of
The group is calling for a mass consumer boycott of these products.
The group is calling for a mass consumer boycott of these products.
boycott on
The US has imposed a boycott on some European goods.
The US has imposed a boycott on some European goods.