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1 über den Haufen werfen
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2 rozbijać
impf ⇒ rozbić* * *( tłuc na kawałki) to break; ( ranić) to bruise; ( rozgramiać) to crush; (przen: rodzinę) to break up* * *ipf.1. (= tłuc, rozłupywać na części) break, shatter, break up; fiz. (cząstkę, atom) split; ( skałę) spall; ( skorupkę) (zwł. o pisklętach) chip; rozbić coś w drobny mak shaffer sth to smithereens, make a matchwood of sth; rozbijać na ułamki mat. fractionize.2. (= roztrzaskiwać, niszczyć) crush; rozbić samochód smash a car.3. (= uszkadzać, ranić) bruise, injure, hurt, mutilate; rozbić komuś nos smash sb's nose.4. (= dezorganizować, skłócać) disrupt, frustrate, throw into disarray; (rodzinę, zespół, nadzieje) break up; (społeczeństwo, opozycję) fragment; (= powodować rozłam) disunite, fraction; rozbijać (na frakcje) polit. factionalize, fraction.5. (= ugniatać) crush.6. (= włamywać się) break open; rozbić bank break the bank.8. (= dzielić) divide ( coś na coś sth into sth).ipf.1. (= ulegać rozbiciu) break, get broken, be shattered; (o samochodzie, falach, dzbanku) smash; ( o samolocie) crash; rozbijać się o coś ( o kroplach deszczu) splash against l. on l. over sth.2. (= ranić się) injure l. hurt o.s.3. (= dzielić się) divide, break up, separate.5. pot. (= hulać) carouse, party; rozbijać się samochodem po mieście cruise around town.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > rozbijać
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3 вызывать замешательство
1) Military: cause confusion, throw into disarray2) Jargon: whip the catУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вызывать замешательство
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4 нарушить
1) General subject: break, contravene, dislocate, disturb, go back (обещание; слово), impinge, infringe, offend against (закон), perturb, sin, throw into disarray (напр, планы), transgress, unhinge (слой), violate, go back (слово, сделку on), shatter, disrupt, play havoc (to play havoc with: Strong winds played havoc with her golf game)2) Rare: entrench3) Diplomatic term: offend (что-л.), renegue (обещание, обязательство и т.п.), renege (обещание, обязательство и т.п.)5) Business: offend6) Drilling: upset7) Sakhalin energy glossary: to be in breach8) Makarov: fall down -
5 caotizar
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6 приводить в смятение
disarray глагол:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > приводить в смятение
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7 приводить
привести1. (вн.) bring* (d.)2. (вн. к) lead* (d. to), bring* (d. to); (к результату и т. п.) result (in)это к добру не приведёт — it will lead to no good, no good will come of it
3. (вн. к) мат. reduce (d. to)4. (вн.; о фактах, данных и т. п.) adduce (d.), cite (d.); (назвать, перечислять) list (d.)приводить (удачную) цитату — cite / make* a (good*) quotation
приводить доказательства — produce / adduce proofs
приводить пример — give* an example, cite an instance
приводить что-л. в пример — cite smth. as an example
5. (вн.; в какое-л. состояние):приводить в восторг — delight (d.), enrapture (d.), entrance (d.)
приводить в бешенство — drive* mad (d.), throw* into a rage (d.)
приводить в отчаяние — reduce / drive* to despair (d.)
приводить в смятение — throw* into confusion / disarray (d.)
приводить в замешательство, смущение — throw* into confusion (d.)
приводить в затруднение — give* difficulty (i.), cause difficulties (i.)
приводить в изумление — surprise (d.), astonish (d.)
приводить кого-л. в чувство — bring* smb. to his senses; bring* smb. round разг.
приводить в соответствие (с тв.) — bring* into accord (d. with)
приводить в порядок — put* in order (d.), arrange (d.), tidy (d.); fix (d.) разг.
приводить в беспорядок — make* untidy (d.), disorder (d.), disarrange (d.), get* into a mess (d.); воен. throw* into confusion (d.)
приводить в негодность — put* / bring* out of commission (d.), make useless / worthless (d.)
приводить в действие, движение — set* / put* in motion (d.), set* / get* going (d.)
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приводить в исполнение — carry out (d.), execute (d.), implement (d.), carry into effect (d.)приводить кого-л. к присяге — administer the oath to smb., swear* smb. in
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8 desbarajustar
v.1 to disorder, to confuse, to mix things.2 to throw out of balance, to destabilize, to disarrange, to throw into chaos.* * *1 (desordenar) to mess up, turn upside down2 (trastornar) to upset* * *VT1) (=causar confusión) to throw into confusion2) (=desordenar) to mess up* * *verbo transitivo (fam) to mess up (colloq)* * *= discomfit.Ex. What many people miss is that part of his talent is to amuse and discomfit his audience at the same time.* * *verbo transitivo (fam) to mess up (colloq)* * *= discomfit.Ex: What many people miss is that part of his talent is to amuse and discomfit his audience at the same time.
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9 Verwirrung
f1. (Verwirrtheit) confusion; stärker: bewilderment, perplexity; in Verwirrung bringen confuse, stärker: bewilder, throw into confusion; in Verwirrung geraten get ( oder become) confused; er war in einem Zustand geistiger Verwirrung he was clearly disturbed* * *die Verwirrungconfusion; disarrangement; perplexity; bewilderment; muddle; puzzlement; bafflement; bafflingness; puzzle; bedevilment; dishevelment; fluster; maze* * *Ver|wịr|rungf(= Durcheinander, Verlegenheit) confusion; (= Fassungslosigkeit auch) bewildermentjdn in Verwirrung bringen — to confuse/bewilder sb
* * *die1) confusion2) bewilderment3) derangement4) (disorder: The living-room was in complete disarray after the party.) disarray* * *Ver·wir·rung<-, -en>fjdn in \Verwirrung bringen to confuse [or bewilder] sb, to make sb confused [or bewildered* * *die; Verwirrung, Verwirrungen confusionjemanden in Verwirrung bringen — make somebody confused or bewildered
in Verwirrung geraten — become confused or bewildered
im Zustand geistiger Verwirrung — in a disturbed or confused mental state
* * *in Verwirrung bringen confuse, stärker: bewilder, throw into confusion;in Verwirrung geraten get ( oder become) confused;er war in einem Zustand geistiger Verwirrung he was clearly disturbed2. (Durcheinander) confusion, muddle;Verwirrung stiften cause confusion* * *die; Verwirrung, Verwirrungen confusionjemanden in Verwirrung bringen — make somebody confused or bewildered
in Verwirrung geraten — become confused or bewildered
im Zustand geistiger Verwirrung — in a disturbed or confused mental state
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10 замешательство
с.confusion, embarrassmentвносить замешательство в ряды противника — cause confusion / disorder in the ranks of the enemy, throw* (the ranks of) the enemy into confusion / disarray
привести в замешательство (вн.) — put* out of countenance (d.); throw* into confusion (d.)
прийти в замешательство — be embarrassed / confused
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11 uorden
disarrangement, disarray, disorder, mess-up* * *disorder;[ i uorden] in disorder, disarranged,T in a mess;( sammenfiltret) tangled,( om hår) rumpled, ruffled,F dishevelled;( om maskine) out of order,T on the blink;[ bringe i uorden, bringe uorden i] throw into disorder, disarrange, disorganize,T mix up ( fx his papers);( maskine) put out of order;[ i vild uorden] in wild confusion;F in (complete) disarray. -
12 приводить в замешательство
1) General subject: abash, beat out of countenance, confuse, disarray, discombobulate, discomfit, discountenance, embarrass, flatten, flummox, give pause to, gravel, maze, nonplus, pose, posturize, put out of countenance, puzzle, disconcert, throw into confusion, beat2) American: muss5) Jargon: jerk off6) Graphic expression: box-up7) Makarov: fogУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > приводить в замешательство
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13 вносить беспорядок в союз
Mass media: throw alliance into disarrayУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вносить беспорядок в союз
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14 приводить в беспорядок
1) General subject: clutter, confuse, derange, disarray, disorder, disorganize, disturb, mess, muss, roil, rumple, snarl, topsy turn, topsy-turn, topsy-turvy, tousle (одежду, белье), tumble, unfix, unsettle, untune, throw into disorder (в смятение)2) Colloquial: play about with3) American: (обыкн. muss up) muss4) Rare: discompose5) Makarov: clutter up, disarrangeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > приводить в беспорядок
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15 desarreglar
v.1 to mess up (armario, pelo).2 to disarrange, to mix up, to clutter up, to disarray.La tormenta desarregló el parque The storm disarranged the park.3 to disorganize, to mess up, to upset, to throw into confusion.Su decisión desarregló los planes His decision disorganized the plans.4 to dishevel.* * *1 (desordenar) make untidy, mess up, untidy2 (estropear) to spoil, upset* * *1. VT1) (=desordenar) [+ cama, habitación] to mess up; [+ planes] to upset2) (Mec) to put out of order2.See:* * *1.verbo transitivo <horario/funcionamiento> to upset, disrupt2.desarreglarse v prona) peinado to get messed upb) horarios/funcionamiento to be disrupted, be upset; menstruación to become irregular* * *1.verbo transitivo <horario/funcionamiento> to upset, disrupt2.desarreglarse v prona) peinado to get messed upb) horarios/funcionamiento to be disrupted, be upset; menstruación to become irregular* * *desarreglar [A1 ]vt1 ‹casa/habitación› to make … untidy, mess up ( colloq)2 ‹horario/funcionamiento› to upset, disruptha desarreglado nuestros horarios de comida it has thrown out o upset o disrupted our meal times1 «persona» to change out of one's smart ( o formal etc) clothes2 «peinado» to get messed up3 «horarios/funcionamiento» to be disrupted, be upset; «menstruación» to become irregular* * *♦ vt1. [cuarto, armario] to mess up, to make untidy;[pelo, peinado] to mess up2. [planes, horario] to upset* * *v/t1 habitación make untidy2 horario disrupt* * *desarreglar vt1) : to mess up2) : to upset, to disrupt -
16 расстройство
с.1. disorder, disarray, discomposure; (планов и т. п.) derangement, frustrationрасстройство желудка — stomach upset, indigestion, diarrhoea
нервное расстройство — nervous disorder / breakdown
приводить в расстройство (вн.) — throw* into confusion / disorder (d.), disorder (d.); (о планах и т. п.) disarrange (d.)
приходить в расстройство (о делах и т. п.) — be in a sad condition state
2. ( огорчение):приводить в расстройство (вн.) — upset* (d.), put* out (d.)
быть в расстройстве разг. — feel* / be upset, be put out
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17 désorienter
désorienter [dezɔʀjɑ̃te]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb( = égarer) to disorientate ; ( = déconcerter) to bewilder* * *dezɔʀjɑ̃te1) ( déconcerter) to confuse, to bewilder2) ( faire perdre le sens de l'orientation) to disorientate [BrE]* * *dezɔʀjɑ̃te vtto disorientate, fig to confuse* * *désorienter verb table: aimer vtr1 ( déconcerter) to confuse, to bewilder;2 ( faire perdre le sens de l'orientation) to disorientateGB [personne]; ils ont été désorientés par la tempête they lost their bearings in the storm.[dezɔrjɑ̃te] verbe transitif -
18 dezorganizirati
vt pf/impf disorganize, disrupt, disarray, upset, throw into confusion* * *• disorganize• disarrange -
19 plą|tać
impf (plączę) Ⅰ vt 1. (motać, supłać) to tangle (up), to scramble [nici, sznurek, drut, włosy]- wiatr plątał jej włosy the wind was tugging at her hair- plątanie nici/lin the tangling of thread/lines ⇒ poplątać2. (mylić) to mix up, to confuse [fakty, daty, nazwiska]- (on) plącze różne kolory he confuses different colours- (ona) plącze język francuski z hiszpańskim she mixes French up with Spanish- plątać czyjeś plany to throw sb’s plans into disarray- alkohol plątał/zmęczenie plątało mu myśli he was muddled up by drink/tiredness- plątanie faktów historycznych mixing up a. muddling up historical facts ⇒ poplątać3. (angażować, wciągać) to involve, to mix up- (ona) niepotrzebnie plącze w tę sprawę Adama she doesn’t have to involve Adam a. get Adam mixed up in the whole thing ⇒ wplątaćⅡ plątać się 1. (motać się, supłać się) [nici, szmur] to tangle, to get tangled- czerwona nitka plącze się z niebieską the red thread gets tangled up with the blue one ⇒ splątać się , poplątać się2. (mylić się, gmatwać się) [fakty, daty, nazwiska] to become confused- wszystkie fakty i daty plątały mi się w głowie I got the facts and dates mixed up a. muddled up- plączą mi się nazwiska polityków I get the names of politicians mixed up ⇒ poplątać się3. (wikłać się) [osoba] to flounder, to get confused- plątać się w zeznaniach/wyjaśnieniach to give confusing evidence/explanations- plątała się, nie wiedząc, co powiedzieć she floundered, not knowing what to say4. (przeszkadzać) to get in the way- aparat fotograficzny plątał mu się u boku the camera at his side was getting in his way- nogi plątały się jej w długiej spódnicy her legs were getting tangled in her long skirt- po całym pokoju plączą się jej ubrania her clothes are scattered all over the room- pies plątał mu się pod nogami the dog was getting under his feet5. [obrazy, uczucia] w głowie plątały mi się różne myśli various thoughts kept going through my head- natrętna melodia plącze mi się po głowie this tune keeps nagging me a. coming back to me6. (krążyć, kręcić się) to mill around a. about- po dworcu plątali się podróżni passengers were milling around the station- plątała się po domu she was drifting around a. about the house- plątał się bez celu po ulicach he was roaming the streets a. roving around the streets aimlessly- plątał się koło gości, czekając na napiwek he was hovering around the guests expecting a tip- nie plącz się w kuchni, przeszkadzasz mi get out of the kitchen, you’re getting in my way7. (wdawać się, mieszać) to get mixed up (w coś in sth)- nie plącz się w podejrzane interesy don’t get mixed up in shady deals ⇒ wplątać się■ język mu się plątał he was blabbering incoherently, his speech was slurred- nogi mu się plączą he’s unsteady on his feetThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > plą|tać
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20 بعثر
بَعْثَرَ: أفْسَدَ تَرْتِيبَهُ أو نِظَامَهُ، قَلَبَto disarrange, disarray, disorder, disorganize, disturb, confuse, jumble (up), muddle, mess up, make a mess of, throw into disorder, upset; to upturn, overturn, overthrow, overset, turn over; to turn topsy-turvy, turn upside down
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disarray — I. noun Date: 15th century 1. a lack of order or sequence ; confusion, disorder < the room was in disarray > 2. disorderly dress ; dishabille II. transitive verb Etymology: Middle E … New Collegiate Dictionary
disarray — /dis euh ray /, v.t. 1. to put out of array or order; throw into disorder. 2. to undress. n. 3. disorder; confusion: The army retreated in disarray. 4. disorder of apparel. [1350 1400; (n.) late ME; ME disrai, d(e)rai < AF dissairay, OF desaroi;… … Universalium
throw out of kilter — verb throw into great confusion or disorder Fundamental Islamicists threaten to perturb the social order in Algeria and Egypt • Syn: ↑perturb, ↑derange • Derivationally related forms: ↑derangement (for: ↑derange), ↑ … Useful english dictionary
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