sabotage
/'sæbәtɑ:ʒ/
📖 中文释义
- n. 怠工, 破坏活动, 破坏
- vi. 从事破坏活动
- vt. 妨害, 破坏
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💬 双语例句
Moreover, combatants could invade nuclear plants and threaten sabotage to release radioactive elements to intimidate their opponents. Others might take refuge there, creating a dangerous standoff.
Moreover, the information revolution enables individuals to perpetrate sabotage with unprecendented speed and scope. The so-called “love bug virus,” launched in the Phillipines in 2000, is estimated to have cost billions of dollars in damage.
Not surprisingly, the US refuses to de-alert its own nuclear missiles if Russia will not. So nearly 2,000 weapons of mass destruction still face each other on high alert, maximizing the prospect of a catastrophe through human or system error or cyber sabotage.
毫不奇怪,如果俄罗斯不削减核导弹,美国也将拒绝解除警报。 因此,近2000枚大规模杀伤性武器仍以高警级对准着对方,要是出现人工或系统错误或网络破坏,极有可能导致灾难性后果
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📘 English Definition(英文释义)
- n. a deliberate act of destruction or disruption in which equipment is damaged
- v. destroy property or hinder normal operations