Lingaku- to change sides in a war
- turncoat
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- to change sides in a war
- turncoat
This phrase is used to describe someone, typically in a military or political context, who abandons their current allegiance and joins the opposing side.
In the war, some soldiers chose to change sides.
He changed sides during the battle, which ultimately led to the failure of the entire camp.
This term refers to a person who shifts their loyalty or allegiance, especially someone considered disloyal for switching sides.
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dǎo gē倒戈xiāng xiàng相向to turn against one’s former alliesdǎo gē倒戈zhě者turncoatdǎo gē倒戈tóu dí投敌to defect to the enemyháo bù yóu yù毫不犹豫de地dǎo gē倒戈to change sides without hesitationjí shí及时dǎo gē倒戈to change sides at the right momentjué yì决意dǎo gē倒戈to resolutely change sidesàn zhōng暗中dǎo gē倒戈to secretly change sidesnì shì逆势dǎo gē倒戈to change sides against the trenddǎo gē倒戈pèi hé配合cooperation after switching sidesdǎo gē倒戈fǎn pàn反叛to turn against and rebel