quislingism
/ˈkwɪz.lɪŋ.ɪ.zəm/Word connections
noun
/ˈkwɪz.lɪŋ.ɪ.zəm/
Существительное, обозначающее предательское сотрудничество с вражескими силами, оккупирующими собственную страну.
Sustantivo que designa la traición o colaboración con las fuerzas enemigas que ocupan el propio país. Se refiere al acto de cooperar con un invasor contra los intereses de la nación, a menudo por motivos políticos o personales.
Nom désignant la collaboration traîtresse avec des forces ennemies occupant son propre pays, et par extension toute forme de trahison au profit de l'occupant.
Substantiv, das verräterische Zusammenarbeit mit feindlichen Kräften bezeichnet, die das eigene Land besetzen oder beherrschen.
Substantivo que designa a colaboração traiçoeira com forças inimigas que ocupam o próprio país, ou, por extensão, qualquer ato de traição e servilismo em relação a um invasor ou a um poder hostil.
名词，指与占领本国的敌方势力进行卖国合作、通敌叛国的行为。
اسم يشير إلى التعاون الخائن مع قوات معادية أو محتلة لبلد المرء، أو إلى الخيانة والتواطؤ مع العدو.
A noun referring to the act of collaborating traitorously with an enemy force that is occupying one's own country.
uncountable
Traitorous collaborationC2formal
The act of cooperating traitorously with an enemy that is occupying your country.
Предательское сотрудничествоColaboracionismo traidorCollaboration traîtresse avec l'ennemi occupantVerräterische KollaborationColaboracionismo卖国通敌تعاون خائن- The regime was accused of quislingism for aiding the foreign invaders.
- History books condemn quislingism as the ultimate betrayal of one's nation.
- During the war, quislingism was punishable by death.
Synonymsbetrayalcollaborationcollaborationismtraitorousnesstreachery
- quislingisms plural form
- quislingisms' possessive plural form
- quislingism's possessive singular form
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