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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 -
2 agiter
agiter [aʒite]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbb. ( = inquiéter) to troublec. ( = débattre) [+ question, problème] to discuss2. reflexive verb► s'agiter [serveur] to bustle about ; [malade] to be agitated ; [enfant, élève] to fidget ; [foule] to stir* * *aʒite
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1) ( remuer) to wave [main, mouchoir]; to shake [boîte]; to shake up [liquide]; to wag [queue]; to flap [aile]2) ( brandir) to raise [menace, spectre]3) ( troubler) to trouble4) ( débattre) to debate, to discuss [problème]
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s'agiter verbe pronominal2) ( s'affairer) to bustle about3) ( perdre son calme) [esprit, peuple] to become agitated ou restless* * *aʒite vt1) [bouteille, chiffon] to shake"agiter avant l'emploi" — "shake before use"
2) [bras, mains] to wave3) (= préoccuper, troubler) to trouble, to perturbagiter le spectre de — to raise the spectre of Grande-Bretagne to raise the specter of USA
* * *agiter verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( remuer) to wave [main, mouchoir, cigare]; to shake [boîte]; to shake up [liquide]; to wag [queue]; to flap [aile]; le vent agite les feuilles the wind is rustling the leaves; voile agitée par le vent sail flapping in the wind; barque agitée par les vagues boat tossed by the waves; un tremblement agitait mon corps my whole body was shaking;2 ( brandir) to raise [menace, spectre];3 ( troubler) to trouble [esprit, pays, personne];4 ( débattre) to debate, to discuss [problème, question].B s'agiter vpr1 ( remuer) [personne] gén to fidget; ( au lit) [malade, insomniaque] to toss and turn; [branche] to sway (in the wind);2 ( s'affairer) to bustle about;3 ( perdre son calme) [esprit, peuple] to become agitated ou restless;4 ○( se dépêcher) [paresseux, retardataire] to get a move on○.[aʒite] verbe transitif1. [remuer - liquide] to shake ; [ - queue] to wag ; [ - mouchoir, journal] to wave about (inseparable)agiter les bras to flap ou to wave one's arms‘agiter avant usage ou de s'en servir’ ‘shake well before use’2. [brandir] to brandishagiter le spectre de quelque chose devant quelqu'un to threaten somebody with the spectre of something————————s'agiter verbe pronominal intransitif1. [bouger] to move abouttu t'agites trop, ne te fais donc pas tant de souci you're too restless, don't worry so much2. (familier) [se dépêcher] to get a move on3. [se révolter] to be restless ou in a state of unrest4. [mer] to become rough -
3 troubler
troubler [tʀuble]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = perturber) [+ ordre, sommeil, tranquillité, silence] to disturb ; [+ représentation, réunion] to disrupt ; [+ jugement, raison, esprit] to cloud ; [+ digestion] to upsetb. [+ personne] ( = déconcerter, émouvoir) to disturb ; ( = inquiéter) to trouble ; ( = gêner) to confuse ; ( = sexuellement) to arouse• elle le regarda, toute troublée she looked at him, all of a tremble• ce film/cet événement m'a profondément troublé this film/this event has disturbed me deeply• cesse de parler, tu me troubles (dans mes calculs) stop talking - you're putting me off (in my calculations)c. ( = brouiller) [+ eau, vin] to make cloudy ; [+ image] to blur2. reflexive verba. ( = devenir trouble) [eau] to become cloudy ; [lignes, images, vue] to become blurredb. ( = perdre contenance) to become flustered• il se trouble facilement lorsqu'il doit parler en public he's easily flustered when he has to speak in public* * *tʀuble
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1) ( brouiller) to make [something] cloudy, to cloud [eau, vin]; to blur [vue, image]2) ( déranger) to disturb [silence, sommeil, personne]; to disrupt [réunion, spectacle]troubler l'ordre public — [individu] to cause a breach of the peace; [groupe d'insurgés] to disturb the peace
3) ( déconcerter) to disconcert [accusé, candidat]quelque chose me trouble — ( rendre perplexe) something's bothering ou puzzling me
4) ( mettre en émoi) liter to disturb euph [personne]
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se troubler verbe pronominal1) ( perdre contenance) [personne, accusé] to become flustered2) ( devenir trouble) [liquide] to become cloudy, to cloud* * *tʀuble vt1) (= embarrasser) to confuse2) (= émouvoir) to agitate3) (= décontenancer) to disturb4) (= contrarier) to perturb5) (= perturber) [ordre] to disrupt, to disturbtroubler l'ordre public — to disturb the peace, to cause a breach of the peace
6) [liquide] to make cloudy* * *troubler verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( brouiller) to make [sth] cloudy, to cloud [eau, vin]; to blur [vue, image]; troubler la réception des images to interfere with reception;2 ( déranger) to disturb [silence, sommeil, pays, personne]; to disrupt [réunion, spectacle, projets]; troubler l'ordre public ( un individu) to cause a breach of the peace; ( groupe d'insurgés) to disturb the peace; en ces temps troublés in these troubled times;3 ( déconcerter) to disconcert [accusé, candidat, élève]; être troublé ( gêné) to be flustered; être profondément troublé par qch [mauvaise nouvelle, mort] to be deeply disturbed by sth; quelque chose me trouble ( rendre perplexe) something's bothering ou puzzling me;4 ( égarer) to affect [jugement, raison, esprit, assurance];B se troubler vpr1 ( perdre contenance) [personne, candidat, accusé] to become flustered; répondre sans se troubler to answer without getting flustered;2 ( devenir trouble) [liquide] to become cloudy, to cloud; [idées] to become confused; ma vue se troubla my eyes became blurred.[truble] verbe transitif1. [eau] to cloudtroubler la vue de quelqu'un to blur ou to cloud somebody's vision3. [sommeil] to disturb[silence] to break[digestion] to upset4. [fête, réunion] to disruptla question semble te troubler you seem put out ou disconcerted by the questionsa présence le troublait profondément her presence aroused ou excited him profoundly————————se troubler verbe pronominal intransitif1. [eau] to become cloudy ou turbid (littéraire)[vue] to become blurred2. [perdre contenance] to get confused -
4 inquiéter
disquiet, perturb -
5 perturber
disrupt, perturb, unsettle
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Perturb — Per*turb , v. t. [L. perturbare, perturbatum; per + turbare to disturb, fr. turba a disorder: cf. OF. perturber. See {Per }, and {Turbid}.] 1. To disturb; to agitate; to vex; to trouble; to disquiet. [1913 Webster] Ye that . . . perturb so my… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
perturb — I verb abash, agitate, alarm, annoy, arouse, badger, baffle, bewilder, bother, bring into disorder, cause a fuss, cause agitation, cause alarm, cause confusion, cause disorder, cause upset, churn, complicate, confound, confuse, derange,… … Law dictionary
perturb — late 14c. (implied in perturbation), probably via O.Fr. perturber (14c.), from L. perturbare to confuse, disorder, disturb, from per through + turbare disturb, confuse, from turba turmoil, crowd (see TURBID (Cf. turbid)). Related: Perturbed;… … Etymology dictionary
perturb — disturb, agitate, upset, *discompose, disquiet, fluster, flurry Analogous words: *annoy, vex, irk, bother: *confuse, muddle, addle: confound, nonplus, distract, bewilder, dumbfound (see PUZZLE vb) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
perturb — [v] upset, unsettle agitate, alarm, annoy, bewilder, bother, bug*, confound, confuse, disarrange, discompose, disconcert, discountenance, dismay, disorder, disquiet, disturb, flurry, fluster, irritate, make a scene*, make waves*, muddle, needle,… … New thesaurus
perturb — ► VERB 1) make anxious or unsettled. 2) alter the normal or regular state or path of. ORIGIN Latin perturbare, from turbare disturb … English terms dictionary
perturb — [pər tʉrb′] vt. [ME perturben < MFr perturber < L perturbare < per , intens. + turbare, to disturb: see TURBID] 1. to cause to be alarmed, agitated, or upset; disturb or trouble greatly 2. to cause disorder or confusion in; unsettle 3.… … English World dictionary
perturb — I (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To annoy] Syn. pester, worry, irritate, disturb; see bother 2 . 2. [To confuse] Syn. perplex, confound, bewilder; see confuse . See Synonym Study at disturb . II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) (VOCABULARY WORD) v. [pur TURB] to… … English dictionary for students
perturb — transitive verb Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French perturber, from Latin perturbare to throw into confusion, from per + turbare to disturb more at turbid Date: 14th century 1. to disturb greatly in mind ; disquiet 2. to throw into… … New Collegiate Dictionary
perturb — perturbable, adj. perturbability, n. perturbatious /perr teuhr bay sheuhs/, adj. perturbedly /peuhr terr bid lee/, adv. perturbedness, n. perturber, perturbator /perr teuhr bay teuhr/, n. perturbingly, adv. perturbment, n. /peuhr terrb /, v.t … Universalium
perturb — verb a) To disturb; to bother or unsettle. b) To slightly modify the motion of an object … Wiktionary