sabotage

/ˈsæbətɑːʒ/

noun

Sabotaj; kasıtlı yıkım veya hasar

Deliberate destruction, damage, or obstruction of something, especially for political or military advantage.

  • The factory was shut down due to an act of sabotage.
  • They suspected sabotage when the equipment suddenly failed.
  • Industrial sabotage during wartime significantly disrupted the enemy's manufacturing capacity and delayed weapons production.
  • Investigators concluded that deliberate sabotage of the water treatment facility endangered thousands of residents.
  • The opposition accused rival factions of political sabotage intended to undermine the peace negotiations.
  • Cybersecurity experts warned that sabotage of critical infrastructure through digital attacks poses an increasing national security threat.
verb

Sabote etmek; kasıtlı olarak zarar vermek

To deliberately destroy, damage, or obstruct something.

  • Someone tried to sabotage the negotiations.
  • He sabotaged his own chances by arriving late to the interview.
  • The rival company attempted to sabotage their product launch.