Definition
Deliberately damaged, destroyed, or disrupted something to prevent it from working properly.
Etymology
From French 'sabot' (wooden shoe), originating from French workers who allegedly threw their wooden shoes into machinery to protest working conditions during industrialization.
Kelly Says
The word literally comes from a shoe—during the Industrial Revolution, workers would supposedly throw their 'sabots' into looms to break them as a form of protest, making this one of history's most literal workplace rebellion.
Translations
ARالعربية
مُسَابَط
mu-sa-ba-ta
BNবাংলা
সাবটেজ করা
sa-bot-e-ja-ko-ra
CACatalà
sabotejat
sa-bo-te-jat
CSČeština
sabotován
sa-bo-to-van
DADansk
saboteret
sa-bo-te-ret
DEDeutsch
gesabotiert
ge-sa-bo-ti-ert
ELΕλληνικά
σaboταγημένος
sa-bo-ta-ge-men
ESEspañol
saboteado
sa-bo-te-a-do
FAفارسی
سabotage
sa-bo-ta-je
FISuomi
sabotoitu
sa-bo-toi-tu
FRFrançais
saboté
sa-bo-te
HAHA
sabotaged
sa-bo-ta-ged
HIहिन्दी
सबोट किया गया
sa-bo-t ki-ya ga-ya
HUMagyar
sabotálva
sa-bo-ta-lya
IDBahasa Indonesia
disabotase
di-sa-bo-ta-se
IGIG
sabotaged
sa-bo-ta-ged
ITItaliano
sabotato
sa-bo-ta-to
JA日本語
妨害された
fou-gai-sa-re-ta
KMKM
បានប្រព្រឹត
ba-an-pra-p-ret
KO한국어
침해당했습니다
chim-hae-dang-ha-sseumnida
MSBahasa Melayu
disabotase
di-sa-bo-ta-se
MYမြန်မာ
ပြုလုပ်
pyu-lu-p
NLNederlands
gesaboteerd
ge-sa-bo-te-erd
NONorsk
saboteret
sa-bo-te-ret
PLPolski
sabotowany
sa-bo-to-wan-y
PTPortuguês
sabotado
sa-bo-ta-do
RORomână
sabotat
sa-bo-tat
RUРусский
саботирован
sa-bo-ti-ro-van
SVSvenska
saboterades
sa-bo-te-ra-des
SWKiswahili
sabotaged
sa-bo-ta-ged
TEతెలుగు
సబోటేజ్ చేయబడింది
sa-bo-tej che-ya-ba-di-ndi
THไทย
ถูก sabotaged
tugk sa-bo-ta-ged
TLTL
na-sabotahe
na-sa-bo-ta-he
TRTürkçe
sabote edildi
sa-bo-te e-dil-di
UKУкраїнська
саботований
sa-bo-to-va-niy
URاردو
سabotage
sa-bo-ta-je
VITiếng Việt
được sabotaged
duoc sa-bo-ta-ged
YOYO
sabotaged
sa-bo-ta-ged
ZUZU
sabotaged
sa-bo-ta-ged