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1 disruptive
- tivadjective (causing disorder: a disruptive child.) perturbadortr[dɪs'rʌptɪv]1 (influence, behaviour) perjudicial, nocivo,-a; (child, student, etc) perturbador,-ra, que trastorna todo■ your son is a disruptive influence on the other pupils su hijo ejerce una influencia nociva sobre los otros alumnosdisruptive [dɪs'rʌptɪv] adj: perjudicial, perturbador♦ disruptively advadj.• desorganizador adj.• rompedor adj.dɪs'rʌptɪv[dɪs'rʌptɪv]ADJ perjudicial* * *[dɪs'rʌptɪv] -
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3 disruptive
adj.1 disruptivo, destructivo, disgregante.2 inquietante. -
4 disruptive discharge
nELEC ENG descarga disruptiva f -
5 disruptive strength
nELEC ENG, PHYS resistencia dieléctrica f -
6 disruptive voltage
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7 disruptive effect
s.efecto de desorganización. -
8 disruptive fluctuations
s.fluctuaciones perturbadoras. -
9 disruptive spark
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10 disruptive strength
s.resistencia dieléctrica. -
11 disruptive voltage
s.tensión disruptiva. -
12 disrupt
(to break up or put into a state of disorder: Rioters disrupted the meeting; Traffic was disrupted by floods.) interrumpir, trastornar, alterar- disruptive
tr[dɪs'rʌpt]1 (meeting, class) interrumpir, perturbar el desarrollo de; (traffic, communications) crear problemas de, afectar a; (schedule, plans, order) desbaratar, trastocar, trastornar■ I will not have you disrupting my class! ¡no permitiré que interrumpas mi clase!disrupt [dɪs'rʌpt] vt: trastornar, perturbarv.• desbaratar v.• romper v.dɪs'rʌpttransitive verb \<\<meeting/class\>\> perturbar el desarrollo de; \<\<traffic/communications\>\> crear problemas de, afectar a; \<\<plans\>\> desbaratar, trastocar*[dɪs'rʌpt]VT [+ meeting, communications etc] interrumpir; [+ plans] alterar, trastocar* * *[dɪs'rʌpt]transitive verb \<\<meeting/class\>\> perturbar el desarrollo de; \<\<traffic/communications\>\> crear problemas de, afectar a; \<\<plans\>\> desbaratar, trastocar* -
13 agitador
agitador
agitador,-ora
I adjetivo disruptive
II sustantivo masculino y femenino agitator
III m (para agitar) agitator ' agitador' also found in these entries: Spanish: agitadora English: agitator - rabble-rouser -
14 agitadora
agitador,-ora
I adjetivo disruptive
II sustantivo masculino y femenino agitator
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15 alumno
alumno
◊ -na sustantivo masculino, femenino ( de colegio) pupil;( de universidad) student;
alumno,-a m,f (escolar) pupil Univ student
alumno interno, boarder ' alumno' also found in these entries: Spanish: alumna - aventajada - aventajado - escabechar - interna - interno - atento - bueno - calificar - distinguido - evaluar - externo - indisciplinado - jalar - peor - pizarra - pupilo - readmitir - rendir - suspender - tronar - volar English: alumnus - junior - pupil - scholar - school-leaver - schoolboy - schoolchild - senior - student - disruptive - prefect - worst -
16 escuela
escuela sustantivo femenino school; escuela de conductores or choferes (AmL) driving school; escuela militar/naval military/naval academy; escuela pública public (AmE) o (BrE) state school; Eescuela de Medicina Medical Faculty o School
escuela sustantivo femenino school
escuela naval, naval academy
buque escuela, training ship ' escuela' also found in these entries: Spanish: academia - antes - buque - colegio - conserje - dirigir - egresar - elemental - pizarra - recreo - aula - auto-escuela - clase - dirección - director - el - funcionamiento - fundación - fundar - hacer - inscribir - matón - merienda - monitor - normal - patio - picadero - pinta - plantel - politécnico - profesor - trabajo English: busing - college - disruptive - drop out - finishing school - grade school - janitor - junior school - master - primary - public school - saint - school - schoolmaster - schoolmistress - schoolteacher - staff college - state school - teacher - art - convenient - elementary - foot - get - go - grade - infant - intermediate - junior - military - past - public - settle - state - technical -
17 muchacho
muchacho
(f) girl
muchacho sustantivo masculino boy ' muchacho' also found in these entries: Spanish: caer - chica - chico - cuestión - especialmente - macaca - macaco - nata - nato - servir - chamaco - chamo - chavo - muchacha - palomilla English: aggressive - boyish - disruptive - insolence - lad - potential - withhold - boy -
18 negativo
negativo 1
◊ -va adjetivonegative
negativo 2 sustantivo masculino (Fot) negative
negativo,-a
I adjetivo
1 negative, adverse: me produjo una impresión muy negativa, I had a very negative impression of him
los análisis de sangre han dado negativo, the blood test results were negative
2 pessimist: ¡no seas tan negativo!, don't be so negative!
3 Elect el polo negativo, the negative
4 Mat minus
II sustantivo masculino
1 Fot negative
2 (en una puntuación, etc) minus ' negativo' also found in these entries: Spanish: alguna - alguno - amagar - cargar - condena - contraria - contrario - deber - nada - nadie - negativa - ninguna - ninguno - nunca - saldo - hasta - ni - no - polo English: advantage - adverse - arguable - but - debit balance - disruptive - do - downside - either - even - ever - ill - jot - mind - minus - negative - no - or - Rh (factor) - unsympathetic - whatever - will - destructive - jaundiced -
19 perjudicial
perjudicial adjetivo [ser] damaging, harmful, detrimental (frml); perjudicial para algo/algn damaging o harmful o detrimental to sth/sb
perjudicial adjetivo damaging, harmful: esa amistad es perjudicial para ti, that friendship is bad for you ' perjudicial' also found in these entries: Spanish: fatal - costar - demasía English: damaging - detrimental - disruptive - harmful - injurious - damage - untoward -
20 revoltoso
revoltoso
‹soldados/estudiantes› rebellious
revoltoso,-a adjetivo & sustantivo masculino y femenino naughty ' revoltoso' also found in these entries: Spanish: revoltosa English: disruptive - mischief-maker - mischievous - unruly - disorderly
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