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['sæbətɑːʒ]1) Общая лексика: вредительство, диверсия, заниматься вредительством, организовать диверсию, подрывная деятельность, проводить подрывную работу, саботаж, саботировать, срывать, организовывать диверсию, диверсионный (диверсионный акт - act of sabotage), расстраивать (работу), подорвать (чье-то имя, репутацию), подрывать2) Военный термин: вредить, выводить из строя (объект) в результате диверсии, диверсионные акции, осуществлять диверсии, проводить диверсионную деятельность, устраивать диверсию3) Дипломатический термин: срывать (переговоры и т.п.)4) юр.Н.П. саботаж (through hindrance or passive action)5) Безопасность: диверсионная акция
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