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3 years ago

Match the following.

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vlabodo [156]3 years ago

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1) fiasco
2) Garrison
3) infiltration
4) rehabilitation

elena-14-01-66 [18.8K]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. A complete or humiliating failure --- Fiasco

2. A place where military force is stationed for defense --- Garrison

3. Penetration for the purpose of subversive activity --- Infiltration

4. The act of restoring to a state of health and useful activity through training, therapy and guidance --- Rehabilitation

Explanation:

1- A fiasco is a disappointment or adverse outcome in a thing that was expected to happen well.

2- It is known as a garrison to the troops that protect and are destined in a palace, a castle, a fort, a warship, or any other determined place to defend it.

3- Infiltration is the action of getting behind enemy lines or simply in areas considered restricted by powers or foreign countries with different purposes, especially obtaining information.

4- Rehabilitation is the set of social, educational and professional measures designed to restore the subject in a situation of disability to the greatest possible capacity and independence.

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