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negative effects of divorce and family disruption

  • 1 disruption

    [dɪs'rʌpʃ(ə)n]
    сущ.
    1)
    а) нарушение, сбой, срыв; расстройство

    sleep disruption — нарушение сна, бессонница

    Suppose there was a disruption in the food supply. — Предположим, произошло нарушение поставок продовольствия.

    She had assumed it would take only two or three weeks, with little disruption to her schedule. — Она предполагала, что это займёт две или три недели и не нарушит её графика.

    The floods left the city isolated for more than a week because of disruption in railroad service. — После наводнений город больше недели находился в изоляции, так как железнодорожное сообщение было нарушено.

    In focus group discussions, young people in prisons spoke frequently about disruption in their family lives. — Во время обсуждений в фокус-группах молодые люди, отбывающие тюремное заключение, часто рассказывали о проблемах в жизни своей семьи.

    в) распад; разрушение
    2) геол. распад, дезинтеграция ( пород)
    3) эл. пробой

    Англо-русский современный словарь > disruption

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