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1 sabotage
1. сущ.саботаж, диверсия, вредительство, подрывная деятельностьа) воен., пол. (намеренное повреждение или уничтожение какого-л. имущества, особенно в военных или политических целях)See:б) упр. (намеренное повреждение оборудования либо намеренное недобросовестное выполнение работы сотрудниками предприятия)See:2. гл.общ. саботировать, организовывать диверсию; проводить подрывную деятельность (намеренно повреждать или уничтожать какое-л. имущество либо недобросовестно выполнять обязанности с целью нанести ущерб другой стороне конфликта)A Hewlett-Packard employee sabotaged important tests on one of HP's new computer servers, giving it lower performance results that cost millions of dollars in resources and lost sales. — Работник "Хьюлетт Паккард" саботировал важные испытания одного из новых компьютерных серверов данной компании, намеренно занизив результаты теста, что привело к многомиллионным убыткам в виде прямых затрат и потерь потенциальной выручки от продаж.
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саботаж: сознательное повреждение или уничтожение оборудования завода противниками менеджмента (недовольными сотрудниками) или врагами государства в период войны
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