n.叛逃，（对国家、事业等的）背叛

原形：defection复数：defections

Tom's defection to the other side was unforgivable.
汤姆变节投向另一方，不可原谅。
Eric's defection from the party dim his political career.
埃里克的叛党使得他政治前途黯淡。
His defection to the rival company shocked everyone in the industry.
他转投竞争对手公司让业界所有人都感到震惊。
The politician's sudden defection from the party left his supporters bewildered.
那位政治家突然脱离政党，让他的支持者们感到困惑不解。
The intelligence agency was able to facilitate the high-ranking officer's defection to their side.
情报机构成功协助了那位高级军官投向他们一方的叛变。
The athlete's defection to a rival team sparked controversy among fans.
这位运动员转投对手队伍，在粉丝中引发了争议。
Her defection from the cause she once championed raised questions about her true beliefs.
她从曾经极力倡导的事业中退出，引发了对其真正信仰的质疑。
The diplomat's unexpected defection provided valuable insights into the enemy's plans.
外交官意外的叛逃为了解敌方计划提供了宝贵的信息。
The pop star's defection to a new record label made headlines around the world.
这位流行歌星转投新唱片公司的消息成为了全球头条新闻。
His defection to the opposition was seen as a betrayal by many of his former allies.
他投向反对派被许多前盟友视为背叛。
The spy's defection with crucial documents significantly weakened the enemy's position.
间谍带着关键文件的叛逃极大地削弱了敌人的地位。
The celebrity chef's public defection to a competing TV show drew criticism and praise alike.
这位名厨公开跳槽到竞争对手的电视节目，既招来了批评也赢得了赞誉。