Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
several ends
Japanese translation:
複数にわたる
English term
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several ends
I am looking for equivalent japanese phrase rather than the literal translation for the word "several ends"
| 4 +2 | 複数にわたる（or いくつもの）目的を達成する、 |
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Non-PRO (1): Maynard Hogg
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Proposed translations
複数にわたる（or いくつもの）目的を達成する、
Afterall what the hacker (attacker) wants is to achieve his(her) malicious goals, right?
Because "to achieve" is not part of your question, so 目的を達成する may not necessarily be a part of answer either. Nonetheless I thought that addition would be helpful to understand my point.
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