sabotage in Lithuanian
sabotage in Lithuanian is sabotažas — sabotage means a deliberate act intended to damage, weaken, or derail someone or something, usually by underhand or destructive means.
sabotage in Lithuanian
sabotažas
A deliberate action aimed at weakening someone (or something, a nation, etc) or preventing them from being successful, through subversion, obstruction, disruption, and/or destruction.
What does "sabotage" mean?
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noun A deliberate act intended to damage, weaken, or derail someone or something, usually by underhand or destructive means.
"Investigators suspected sabotage after the factory's main line failed twice in one week."
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verb To deliberately damage, disrupt, or undermine something so it fails.
"He was fired for sabotaging the merger negotiations."
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sabotage in a sentence
- Investigators suspected sabotage after the factory's main line failed twice in one week.
- She accused her rival of sabotage after the presentation files went missing.
- He was fired for sabotaging the merger negotiations.
- Someone sabotaged the printer right before the deadline.
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What is "sabotage" in Lithuanian?
"sabotage" in Lithuanian is sabotažas. sabotage means: A deliberate act intended to damage, weaken, or derail someone or something, usually by underhand or destructive means.
How do you use "sabotage" in a sentence?
Example: "Investigators suspected sabotage after the factory's main line failed twice in one week." In Lithuanian, "sabotage" is sabotažas.
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