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1 disrupt dis·rupt vt
[dɪs'rʌpt](meeting, lesson) disturbare, interrompere, (public transport) creare il caos in, (plans) scombussolare -
2 disrupt
[dɪs'rʌpt]verbo transitivo interrompere [traffic, meeting, power supply]; sconvolgere [lifestyle, schedule, routine]* * *(to break up or put into a state of disorder: Rioters disrupted the meeting; Traffic was disrupted by floods.) disgregare- disruptive* * *[dɪs'rʌpt]verbo transitivo interrompere [traffic, meeting, power supply]; sconvolgere [lifestyle, schedule, routine] -
3 (to) disrupt
(to) disrupt /dɪsˈrʌpt/v. t.1 interrompere, perturbare: Protestors have threatened to disrupt the opening ceremony, i contestatori hanno minacciato di interrompere la cerimonia di apertura; The service has been disrupted by strikes, il servizio ha subito perturbazioni a causa degli scioperi; Drinking too much coffee can lead to disrupted sleep, troppo caffè può causare disturbi del sonno2 scombussolare: Their lives were disrupted by war, le loro vite sono state scombussolate dalla guerra -
4 (to) disrupt
(to) disrupt /dɪsˈrʌpt/v. t.1 interrompere, perturbare: Protestors have threatened to disrupt the opening ceremony, i contestatori hanno minacciato di interrompere la cerimonia di apertura; The service has been disrupted by strikes, il servizio ha subito perturbazioni a causa degli scioperi; Drinking too much coffee can lead to disrupted sleep, troppo caffè può causare disturbi del sonno2 scombussolare: Their lives were disrupted by war, le loro vite sono state scombussolate dalla guerra -
5 dislocate
['dɪsləkeɪt] [AE 'dɪsləʊkeɪt]1) med.2) form. (disrupt) ostacolare, intralciare [ transport]; dissestare [ economy]; disperdere [ population]* * *['disləkeit, ]( American[) -lou-](to put (a bone) out of joint; to displace: She dislocated her hip when she fell.) slogare, lussare* * *['dɪsləkeɪt] [AE 'dɪsləʊkeɪt]1) med.2) form. (disrupt) ostacolare, intralciare [ transport]; dissestare [ economy]; disperdere [ population] -
6 disrupter
disrupter, dirsruptor /dɪsˈrʌptə(r)/n.1 chi interrompe, perturba, ecc.● (biol.) endocrine disruptor, interferente endocrino. -
7 disruptive
[dɪs'rʌptɪv]aggettivo disturbatore* * *[-tiv]adjective (causing disorder: a disruptive child.) dirompente* * *disruptive /dɪsˈrʌptɪv/a.1 che interrompe, perturba, ecc. (► to disrupt): disruptive behaviour in class, comportamento che perturba le lezioni in classe; Working shifts can be disruptive of family life, il lavoro a turni può perturbare la vita familiaredisruptiveness n. [u].* * *[dɪs'rʌptɪv]aggettivo disturbatore -
8 disturb dis·turb vt
[dɪs'tɜːb]1) (bother) disturbare, importunare, (inconvenience) scomodare"please do not disturb" — "non disturbare"
2) (worry: person) turbare, (disrupt: sleep, order, meeting) turbare, disturbare, (ruffle: water) turbare3) (disarrange: papers) scompigliare, (move) spostare
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