violent actions, harmful operations, or strong efforts to damage a person, place, system, or organisation.
In article: “Not only did its military attacks across Ukraine intensify last month, becoming ever more deadly for civilians, Russia also appears to have escalated its sabotage campaign across Europe.”
攻擊、襲擊;以暴力、破壞或強烈手段傷害人、地點、系統或組織的行動。
deliberate damage or disruption, especially to equipment, infrastructure, or a political or military effort.
In article: “Russia also appears to have escalated its sabotage campaign across Europe.”
破壞、蓄意破壞;特別指對設備、基礎設施、政治或軍事行動造成故意損害或干擾。
became more serious, intense, widespread, or dangerous.
In article: “Russia also appears to have escalated its sabotage campaign across Europe.”
升級、加劇;變得更嚴重、更強烈、更廣泛或更危險。
prevented something dangerous, harmful, or unwanted from happening.
In article: “Police announce they have averted an arson attack on a Ukrainian-owned drone manufacturer and seized a ‘large amount of incendiary mixture’.”
避免、防止;阻止危險、有害或不希望發生的事情成真。
using pressure, threats, or force to make someone act in a particular way.
In article: “Richterova believes the Kremlin’s aim right now is ‘coercive signalling’: pressuring countries to stop supporting Kyiv by raising the stakes.”
脅迫性的、強制性的;透過壓力、威脅或力量迫使他人以特定方式行動。