sabotage

• 指故意破坏、阻挠或扰乱某事物（如设备、财产、计划或行动）的行为，通常带有隐蔽或蓄意的性质。

A noun referring to a deliberate act of destruction or disruption, typically involving damage to equipment or property.

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1. Deliberate destructionB2formal

   A planned act of damaging or destroying equipment, property, or processes to hinder an organization or system.

   蓄意破坏

   • The factory fire was caused by an act of sabotage.
   • The company accused its competitor of industrial sabotage.
   • The rebels carried out a sabotage of the railway line.

   同义词damagedisruptionobstructionsubversionvandalismwrecking

• 指故意破坏、损坏或阻挠某事，尤指为了获取政治或军事上的优势。

A verb used to indicate the act of deliberately destroying, damaging, or obstructing something, especially for political or military advantage.

1. Deliberately destroy or obstructB2formal

   To intentionally damage, destroy, or obstruct something, especially to gain an advantage or prevent success.

   蓄意破坏

   • The workers sabotaged the machinery to protest the layoffs.
   • He tried to sabotage his rival's presentation by hiding the files.
   • The spy sabotaged the enemy's communication lines.

   同义词crippledamagedisruptimpairobstructsubvertthwartunderminewreck

   反义词aidassistfacilitatefurtherhelpsupport