利敵行為 | Japanese meaning

利敵行為【りてきこうい】

Alsoりてきこうい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

act which serves the interests of (benefits) the enemy

This term is used to describe actions taken that, intentionally or unintentionally, support or advantage an opposing party, particularly in a conflict or competitive situation.

His statement was considered an act that benefited the enemy.

Example sentences1 result

What you've done is profitable only to the enemy.

Tatoeba

利敵行為【りてきこうい】

Alsoりてきこうい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

act which serves the interests of (benefits) the enemy

This term is used to describe actions taken that, intentionally or unintentionally, support or advantage an opposing party, particularly in a conflict or competitive situation.

His statement was considered an act that benefited the enemy.

Example sentences1 result

What you've done is profitable only to the enemy.

Tatoeba

利

N34

意profit; advantage; benefit

訓き.く

音リ

名かが、と、とし、のり、み、りい

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敵

N15

意enemy; foe; opponent

訓かたき、あだ、かな.う

音テキ

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行

N52

意going; journey; carry out; conduct; act; line; row; bank

訓い.く、ゆ.く、-ゆ.き、-ゆき、-い.き、-いき、おこな.う、おこ.なう

音コウ、ギョウ、アン

名いく、なみ、なめ、みち、ゆき、ゆく

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為

N1常用

意do; change; make; benefit; welfare; be of use; reach to; try; practice; cost; serve as; good; advantage; as a result of

訓ため、な.る、な.す、す.る、たり、つく.る、なり

音イ

名びい

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利敵行為【りてきこうい】

Alsoりてきこうい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

act which serves the interests of (benefits) the enemy

This term is used to describe actions taken that, intentionally or unintentionally, support or advantage an opposing party, particularly in a conflict or competitive situation.

His statement was considered an act that benefited the enemy.

Example sentences1 result

What you've done is profitable only to the enemy.

Tatoeba

利敵行為【りてきこうい】

Alsoりてきこうい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

act which serves the interests of (benefits) the enemy

This term is used to describe actions taken that, intentionally or unintentionally, support or advantage an opposing party, particularly in a conflict or competitive situation.