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self-sabotaging

Translations

self-sabotagingnoun
self-sabotagings
pl
Used as a gerund meaning the act of undermining one’s own success or well-being.
самосаботажПсихология; акт подрыва собственных усилий
Her constant self-sabotaging was the only thing standing between her and success.
Её постоянный самосаботаж был единственным, что стояло между ней и успехом.
Additional translations
саморазрушениеБолее широкое значение; может подразумевать разные формы вреда себе
self-sabotaginggerund / present participle
Describes behavior or tendencies that undermine one’s own success.
самосаботажныйОписывает поведение, направленное на подрыв собственных достижений
He has a self-sabotaging habit of missing deadlines.
У него есть самосаботажная привычка пропускать дедлайны.
Additional translations
саморазрушительныйШире по значению; часто используется как синоним
self-sabotageverb

self-sabotaging

Gerund

self-sabotaged
Past Simple
self-sabotaged
Past Participle
self-sabotaging
Gerund
Regular verb formed from the noun, e.g. “to self-sabotage.”
самосаботироватьПсихология; калька из английского.
He tends to self-sabotage whenever he gets close to achieving his goals.
Он склонен самосаботировать себя, когда почти достигает своих целей.
Additional translations
самоподрыватьРазговорное, менее распространённое.
саморазрушатьБолее широкое значение, близкое по смыслу.
Synonyms
sabotage one's progress
undermine oneself
harm one's own prospects
sabotage oneself
self-defeat
self-destruct
shoot oneself in the foot
trip oneself up
undermine one's own efforts
sabotage one's efforts

Definitions

self-sabotagingnoun
The act or practice of undermining one’s own success, well-being, or plans.
Her constant self-sabotaging was the only thing standing between her and success.
self-sabotaginggerund / present participle
Tending to undermine one’s own success or well-being; characteristic of such self-destructive behavior.
He has a self-sabotaging habit of missing deadlines.
self-sabotageverb
To deliberately or unconsciously undermine one’s own success, goals, or well-being; to sabotage oneself.
He tends to self-sabotage whenever he gets close to achieving his goals.
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