sabotage — deliberate destruction of or damage to equipment, machinery, or systems, especially for political or military advantage
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: deliberate destruction of or damage to equipment, machinery, or systems, especially for political or military advantage
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsæbəˌtɑːʒ/
Korean meaning: 의도적인 파괴나 방해 행위
Korean pronunciation: 새-버-타지 (강세: 새)
Example Sentences
- My diet plan was sabotaged by the chocolate cake in the fridge.
- The rival company was accused of sabotaging our product launch.
- Don't sabotage your own success by being lazy.
sabotage
NOUN//ˈsæbəˌtɑːʒ//
deliberate destruction of or damage to equipment, machinery, or systems, especially for political or military advantage
Deliberately damaging equipment and systems
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Origin
From French 'sabotage', derived from 'sabot' (wooden shoe), referencing a deliberate act of workers throwing their wooden shoes into machinery to damage it during labor disputes in 19th century France.
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“My diet plan was sabotaged by the chocolate cake in the fridge.”
“The rival company was accused of sabotaging our product launch.”
“Don't sabotage your own success by being lazy.”
“The cat sabotaged my online meeting by walking across the keyboard.”
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