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disruption [dɪsˈrʌp∫ən]* * *[dɪs'rʌpʃn]1) [U] ( disorder) perturbations fpl (in dans)2) ( disrupting) (of service, meeting) perturbation f; ( of schedule) bouleversement m; Electricity interruption f -
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2 ( disrupting) (of service, trade, meeting) perturbation f ; (of schedule, routine, plan) bouleversement m ; ( of electricity supply) interruption f ;3 ( upheaval) bouleversement m. -
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disruption [dɪs'rʌpʃən](of lesson, meeting, transport service, plans) perturbation f; (of conversation) interruption f;∎ there were several disruptions to the meeting la réunion a été perturbée à plusieurs reprises;∎ all the disruptions to everyday life caused by the earthquake tous les bouleversements de la vie quotidienne provoqués par le tremblement de terre;∎ we apologize to viewers for the disruption to this evening's programmes nous prions les téléspectateurs de bien vouloir nous excuser pour les changements intervenus dans les programmes de la soirée -
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1) perturbation; arrêt intempestif2) Soc. [U] conflit socialEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > disruption
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[-ʃən]noun perturbation -
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n1) gener. disruption, désagrégation, désassemblage, désintégration2) eng. concassement naturel, disruption (горных пород) -
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м.1) (замка́) piton m2) эл. claquage m électrique* * *n1) gener. rupture (изоляции)2) eng. contournement, décharge disruptive (изоляции), rupture diélectrique, claquage (изоляции), disruption (изоляции), percement (изоляции)3) radio. percement (ñì. òàûæå claquage)4) electr. amorçage, éclatement, claquage, disruption, perforation, perçage (изоляции) -
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м.1) прям., перен. rupture fразры́в кровено́сного сосу́да — rupture de vaisseau
разры́в дипломати́ческих отноше́ний — rupture des relations diplomatiques
ме́жду ни́ми произошёл разры́в — ils en sont venus à une rupture; ils ont rompu
испыта́ние на разры́в тех. — essai m de rupture à la traction
разры́в в облака́х — éclaircie f dans les nuages
••разры́в ме́жду спро́сом и предложе́нием — déséquilibre m entre l'offre et la demande
* * *n1) gener. coup fusant, créneau, déchiquetage, désaffiliation (с объединением), désunion, plage, rupture (отношений), vide de construction (напр., в перегородке), fossé (Le fossé entre les salaires féminins et masculins s'est accru depuis 20 ans.), coupure, disparate, déchirement, déchirure, explosion, hiatus, lacune, éclatement, claquement, discontinuité, disruption, décalage, gap, rupture, saut, trou, écart2) geol. rejet3) med. cassure (тип хромосомной аберрации), dilacération, déhiscence, effraction, solution de continuité, lacération (ткани), scissure4) colloq. lâchage (отношений)5) liter. décrochage, fourchette, clivage, cassure, distorsion, divorce6) eng. bouleversement, brouillage, brèche, casse, coupure (напр., цепи), crevaison (напр. трубы), désamorçage (электрической дуги), fracture, stouppure, ouverture, claquage, coupage, disruption (горных пород), éclatement (напр. снаряда), éclatement (напр., заряда)7) construct. (äåéñòâîå) rupture (par traction)10) metal. fissure13) mech.eng. bris, brisure, discontinuité (функции)14) comp.mus. insert -
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м.1) scission f, schisme [ʃism] m; dissidence f ( во мнениях)углуби́ть раско́л — aggraver le schisme
поли́тика раско́ла — politique f schismatique
2) рел. ист. raskol m ( schisme religieux en Russie au XVII-e siècle)* * *n1) gener. disruption, dissension, division, déchirement, démembrement, désunir, scission, éclatement (организации и т.п.), dissidence, scindement2) liter. clivage (во мнениях и т.п.)3) eng. disruption (горных пород)4) relig. raskol, schisme -
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м.1) désagrégation f, dislocation f; démembrement mраспа́д колониа́льной систе́мы — désintégration f ( или effondrement m) du système colonial
распа́д Сове́тского Сою́за — désagrégation de l'Union Soviétique
2) хим., физ. désintégration fрадиоакти́вный распа́д — désintégration radioactive
* * *n1) gener. destruction, disruption, dissolution, décadence, ruine, solution, dislocation, fonte, désagrégation, désintégration, rupture, éclatement2) med. lyse, lysis, débris, fonte (тканей)3) liter. délitement4) eng. disruption (горных пород)5) chem. dissociation6) phys. dégradation7) nucl.phys. décroissance8) prop.&figur. décomposition -
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lacune, rupture, disruption, ( пласта) fault, fissure, saut -
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20 быстрый разрыв цепи
adjelectr. disruption
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Disruption — is the (usually deliberate or intended) interruption of normal work or practice. In Scotland, the Disruption of 1843 refers to the divergence from the Church of Scotland of the Free Church of Scotland Disruption is a method of execution pulling… … Wikipedia
Disruption — Dis*rup tion, n. [L. disruptio, diruptio.] The act or rending asunder, or the state of being rent asunder or broken in pieces; breach; rent; dilaceration; rupture; as, the disruption of rocks in an earthquake; disruption of a state. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
disruption — ● disruption nom féminin Synonyme de claquage disruptif. ● disruption (synonymes) nom féminin Synonymes : claquage disruptif disruption [disʀypsjɔ̃] n. f. ÉTYM. 1749, Buffon, in D. D. L.; lat. disruptio, du supin de disrumpere « briser, rompre en … Encyclopédie Universelle
disruption — index abandonment (discontinuance), alienation (estrangement), check (bar), debacle, disaccord … Law dictionary
disruption — early 15c., from L. disruptionem (nom. disruptio) a breaking asunder, noun of action from pp. stem of disrumpere break apart, split, shatter, break to pieces, from dis apart (see DIS (Cf. dis )) + rumpere to break (see RUPTURE (Cf. rupture)) … Etymology dictionary
disruption — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ considerable (esp. BrE), great, major, massive, serious, severe, significant ▪ minimal, minimum … Collocations dictionary
disruption — n. 1) complete, total disruption 2) disruption in * * * [dɪs rʌpʃ(ə)n] total disruption complete disruption in … Combinatory dictionary
disruption */ — UK [dɪsˈrʌpʃ(ə)n] / US [dɪsˈrʌpʃən] noun [countable/uncountable] Word forms disruption : singular disruption plural disruptions 1) a situation in which something cannot continue because of a problem disruption to: The train strikes caused major… … English dictionary
disruption — disrupt dis‧rupt [dɪsˈrʌpt] verb [transitive] to prevent a situation, event, system etc from working in the normal way: • Traders are worried that war would disrupt ocean shipping. • The union have threatened to disrupt services if their members… … Financial and business terms
disruption — /dis rup sheuhn/, n. 1. forcible separation or division into parts. 2. a disrupted condition: The state was in disruption. [1640 50; < L disruption (s. of disruptio), equiv. to disrupt (see DISRUPT) + ion ION] * * * … Universalium
disruption — dis|rup|tion [ dıs rʌpʃən ] noun count or uncount * 1. ) a situation in which something cannot continue because of a problem: disruption of: The train strikes caused major disruption of the morning commute for thousands of people. 2. ) a problem… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English