Portuguese
quinta coluna A subversive group that supports the enemy and engages in espionage or sabotage; an enemy in your midst.
Synonyms
Examples for "Trojan horse"
Examples for "Trojan horse"
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Clear, self-evident truths are often a Trojan horse for contentious, hidden ones.
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Riyadh certainly views the Houthi movement as a Trojan horse for Tehran.
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The Trojan horse may also download additional components to an infected Mac.
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For Apple, though, WeChat may turn out to be a Trojan horse.
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I get the CIA connection, I get the whole Trojan horse thing.
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The Serbs were evidently a fifth column and so were the Jews.
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They see Turkey as the West's fifth column into the Islamic world.
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The fifth column, consisting chiefly of native troops, was destined for a reserve.
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A few hate David Cameron so much they form a Faragist fifth column.
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There is a fifth column inside the regime that led the looting and violence.
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May told BBC News: I think it is irresponsible to talk about a fifth column.
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It's becoming very clear that The Irish Times is an organ of the fifth column.
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In Egypt, they were started by a fifth column to sabotage the revolution, Makhlouf said.
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We now have a fifth column in our midst!
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Now it was easy for successive shahs to see Christianity as a fifth column for Rome.
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The number of opponents put out by each player shall be set down in the fifth column.
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The fifth column is used by the dump utility to decide when to back up the filesystem.
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The fifth column to the North Coast:
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The fifth column it manages may be more dangerous than open aggression, Zurabishvili posted on her Facebook page.
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Organized crime has even been described as a " fifth column," ready to aid the terrorist enemy.
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Devious sabotage and fifth column infiltrators had undercut their defenses, and the first assaults had overrun forward positions.
