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1 perturber
perturber [pεʀtyʀbe]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. to disruptb. ( = déstabiliser) [+ personne] to upset* * *pɛʀtyʀbe1) ( dérégler) to disrupt [trafic, marché]; to interfere with [sommeil, développement]être perturbé — (colloq) ( mentalement) to be very disturbed
2) ( inquiéter) to perturb sout3) ( semer le trouble) to disrupt [réunion, ordre]* * *pɛʀtyʀbe vt1) [circulation, fonctionnement] to disruptUn camion en panne perturbait la circulation. — A lorry had broken down and was disrupting the traffic.
2) PSYCHOLOGIE, PSYCHIATRIE to disturb* * *perturber verb table: aimer vtr1 ( dérégler) to disrupt [trafic, marché, études]; to interfere with [sommeil, développement]; cela m'a un peu perturbé it has unsettled me a bit;2 ( inquiéter) to perturb sout; cela ne m'a pas perturbé it didn't bother me; être perturbé○ to be very disturbed;3 ( semer le trouble) to disrupt [réunion, ordre, cérémonie].[pɛrtyrbe] verbe transitif1. [interrompre] to disrupt
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