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1 unterbrechen
vt/i (unreg., untr., hat) interrupt; (jemanden beim Sprechen) auch cut s.o. short; TELEF. cut off; (Spiel) hold up; (Schwangerschaft) terminate; JUR. (Strafverhandlung) adjourn; ETECH. interrupt; (auflockern) (Muster, Programm etc.) break up; die Fahrt oder Reise unterbrechen break one’s journey; darf ich mal kurz unterbrechen? may I interrupt for a moment?; der Bahnverkehr zwischen Basel und Freiburg ist unterbrochen the rail ( oder train) service between Basel and Freiburg has been suspended; die Ebene wird von tiefen Schluchten unterbrochen deep gorges break the level expanse of the plain* * *to intermit; to disrupt; to cut short; to disturb; to break; to cut off; to shorten; to discontinue; to disconnect; to interrupt; to intercept* * *un|ter|brẹ|chen [ʊntɐ'brɛçn] ptp unterbro\#chen [ʊntɐ'brɔxn] insep irreg1. vtto interrupt; Stille, Reise, Eintönigkeit, Langeweile to break; (langfristig) to break off; Telefonverbindung to disconnect; Spiel to suspend, to stop; Schwangerschaft to terminateentschuldigen Sie bitte, wenn ich Sie unterbreche — forgive me for interrupting
2. vrto break off* * *1) (to interrupt (someone's conversation etc).) break in(to)2) (to interrupt or break a telephone connection: I was cut off in the middle of the telephone call.) cut off3) (to stop or put an end to: I have discontinued my visits there.) discontinue4) (to break up or put into a state of disorder: Rioters disrupted the meeting; Traffic was disrupted by floods.) disrupt5) (to stop a person while he is saying or doing something, especially by saying etc something oneself: He interrupted her while she was speaking; He interrupted her speech; Listen to me and don't interrupt!) interrupt6) (to stop or make a break in (an activity etc): He interrupted his work to eat his lunch; You interrupted my thoughts.) interrupt* * *un·ter·bre·chen *[ʊntɐˈbrɛçn̩]▪ etw \unterbrechen to interrupt sthseine Arbeit \unterbrechen to interrupt one's workeine Reise \unterbrechen to break a journeyeine Schwangerschaft \unterbrechen to terminate a pregnancy▪ jdn \unterbrechen to interrupt sbunterbrich mich nicht immer! don't keep interrupting me!▪ etw \unterbrechen to interrupt sth* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb interrupt; break <journey, silence>; terminate < pregnancy>wir sind unterbrochen worden — (im Telefongespräch) we've been cut off
* * *unterbrechen v/t & v/i (irr, untrennb, hat) interrupt; (jemanden beim Sprechen) auch cut sb short; TEL cut off; (Spiel) hold up; (Schwangerschaft) terminate; JUR (Strafverhandlung) adjourn; ELEK interrupt; (auflockern) (Muster, Programm etc) break up;Reise unterbrechen break one’s journey;darf ich mal kurz unterbrechen? may I interrupt for a moment?;der Bahnverkehr zwischen Basel und Freiburg ist unterbrochen the rail ( oder train) service between Basel and Freiburg has been suspended;die Ebene wird von tiefen Schluchten unterbrochen deep gorges break the level expanse of the plain* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb interrupt; break <journey, silence>; terminate < pregnancy>wir sind unterbrochen worden — (im Telefongespräch) we've been cut off
* * *v.to break v.(§ p.,p.p.: broke, broken)to disconnect v.to discontinue v.to disturb v.to halt v.to intercept v.to intermit v.to interrupt v.to suspend v. -
2 disrupt
[dɪsˈrapt] verbto break up or put into a state of disorder:يُمَزِّق، يُفْسِد، يُعَطِّلTraffic was disrupted by floods.
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3 opération
opération [ɔpeʀasjɔ̃]feminine nouna. operation• tu as fini tes opérations ? have you done your sums?b. ( = tractation) transaction• notre équipe a réalisé une bonne opération (en affaires) our team got a good deal ; (en sport) our team did a really good job* * *ɔpeʀasjɔ̃1) Médecineopération (chirurgicale) — operation, surgery [U]
faire des opérations — ( pour calculer) to do calculations; École to do sums
3) ( étape d'un processus) operation4) ( fonctionnement) process5) Finance ( transaction) transaction6) ( suite d'actions concrètes) gén, Armée operationopération ‘non à la misère’ — anti-poverty campaign
•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɔpeʀasjɔ̃ nf1) MÉDECINE operationsalle d'opération — operating theatre Grande-Bretagne operating room USA
2) (commerciale, militaire) operation3) COMMERCE transaction* * *opération nf1 Méd opération (chirurgicale) operation, surgery ¢; c'était une petite/grosse opération it was a minor/major operation; elle a dû avoir une grosse opération she had to undergo major surgery ou have a major operation;2 Math ( type de calcul) operation; ( calcul) calculation; les quatre opérations the four basic operations; le résultat d'une opération the result of a calculation; faire des opérations ( pour calculer) to do calculations; Scol to do sums;3 ( étape d'un processus) operation, process; les diverses opérations dans la production de la soie the various operations ou processes involved in silk manufacture;4 ( fonctionnement) process; l'opération de l'esprit/de la digestion the thought/digestive process;7 ( suite d'actions concrètes) gén, Mil operation; Pub campaign; opération de police police operation; opération ‘non à la misère’ anti-poverty campaign; opération de prestige prestige venture.opération à la baisse bear transaction; opération à cœur ouvert open-heart surgery ¢; opération au comptant gén cash transaction; ( en bourse) spot transaction; opération escargot strike strategy whereby truck drivers drive deliberately slowly to obstruct traffic; opération à la hausse bull transaction; opération à terme ( Bourse des valeurs) forward transaction; ( Bourse des matières premières) futures transaction; opérations de couverture hedging ¢.[ɔperasjɔ̃] nom fémininpratiquer une opération to carry out surgery ou an operationsubir une grave/petite opération to undergo major/minor surgery, to have a major/minor operationune opération (chirurgicale) surgery, a surgical operationopération à chaud/froid emergency/interval surgeryopération à la baisse/hausse bull/bear transactionopération boursière ou de Bourse stock exchange transaction ou dealingopération bancaire ou de banque bank transactionopération au comptant spot ou cash dealopération à prime option dealings ou bargains4. [manœuvre] operationnous faisons appel à lui pour des opérations ponctuelles we call upon his services, when we need a specific job carried out‘opération prix cassés’ ‘price-slashing drive’opération de commando/sauvetage commando/rescue operationopération coup de poing: la police a effectué une opération coup de poing dans le quartier the police swooped on the area‘opération coup de poing sur les chaînes hi-fi’ ‘hi-fi prices slashed’une opération escargot a perturbé la circulation hier a go-slow (UK) ou slowdown (US) by drivers disrupted traffic yesterday5. [démarche] process6. RELIGION -
4 hinder
♦voorbeelden:hij ondervond hinder van luidruchtige buren • he was bothered by noisy neighbours
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