Sabotage

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What Does Sabotage Mean?

  • 破坏
  • 敌对行为
  • 阴谋破坏

Sabotage Pronunciation

ˈsæbəˌtɑːʒ

Sabotage Definition

noun

Definition

The act of deliberately destroying or damaging something, especially to hinder a process or activity.

In ZH

故意破坏某物，特别是为了阻碍某个过程或活动的行为。

How to Use Sabotage in a Sentence

  • The workers went on strike, and some were accused of sabotage against the company.
  • The enemy's sabotage disrupted our plans for the operation.
  • He was charged with sabotage after damaging the equipment.

Cultural Notes

In many contexts, sabotage can refer to acts of protest or rebellion, particularly in labor movements or during wartime.

verb

Definition

To deliberately damage or obstruct something, often for political or personal reasons.

In ZH

故意损坏或妨碍某物，通常出于政治或个人原因。

How to Use Sabotage in a Sentence

  • They planned to sabotage the meeting by spreading false information.
  • The activists sought to sabotage the construction of the new highway.
  • He sabotaged his rival's campaign by leaking confidential information.

Cultural Notes

Sabotage can be a sensitive topic in political discussions, as it often involves unlawful or unethical actions taken to achieve a goal.