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Vocabulary
Sabotage
what does ' sabotage' in the following sentence mean and is it common expression?
To sabotage the ones who give me stress , I give the wrong advice.
To sabotage the ones who give me stress , I give the wrong advice.
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Yes, it is a well-known word. Sabotage : to deliberately stop someone from achieving something, or to deliberately prevent a plan or process from being successful.
- Yes, it is a well-known word.
- Sabotage : to deliberately stop someone from achieving something, or to deliberately prevent a plan or process from being successful.
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Yes, it is a well-known word.
Sabotage: to deliberately stop someone from achieving something, or to deliberately prevent a plan or process from being successful.
Sabotage: to deliberately stop someone from achieving something, or to deliberately prevent a plan or process from being successful.
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