disrupt基本解释
vt.干扰；打断；妨碍；使分裂；使破裂
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名词: disrupter 过去式: disrupted 过去分词: disrupted 现在分词: disrupting 第三人称单数: disrupts
vt.干扰；打断；妨碍；使分裂；使破裂
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名词: disrupter 过去式: disrupted 过去分词: disrupted 现在分词: disrupting 第三人称单数: disrupts
verb
1. interfere in someone else's activity
e.g. Please don't interrupt me while I'm on the phone
Synonym: interrupt
2. throw into disorder
e.g. This event disrupted the orderly process
3. make a break in
e.g. We interrupt the program for the following messages
Synonym: interruptbreak upcut off
1. 使中断;扰乱
If someone or something disrupts an event, system, or process, they cause difficulties that prevent it from continuing or operating in a normal way.
e.g. Anti-war protesters disrupted the debate.
反战示威者们打断了辩论。
e.g. The drought has severely disrupted agricultural production.
旱灾已严重影响了农业生产。
1. disrupt的反义词
1. 破坏：我们将烦恼视为强而有力,且能破坏(disrupt)、扰乱(disturb)我们心的敌人. 我们尝试着以各种我们学过的方法,来对治并且转化我们心的负面倾向. 当我们发现自己当下缺乏战胜敌人的能力时,我们就采取另一种善巧的方法--策略性的撤退,
2. disrupt什么意思
2. 瓦解,中断,使分裂：disrobe 脱衣 | disrupt 瓦解,中断,使分裂 | dissect 分辨,切开,分析
3. disrupt
3. 使中断：disroot 连根拔除 | disrupt 使中断 | disruption 中断
4. 分裂：disrotatory 对旋 | disrupt 分裂 | disrupted anomaly 脱节异常
Leaving them..disrupt, as by earthquake.
出自：G. MeredithThe household routine had been totally disrupted.
出自：E. FigesWar veterans disrupt Senate hearings.
出自：Times
