Definition of disrupt in English:

disrupt

verb dɪsˈrʌptdɪsˈrəpt

[with object]

1Interrupt (an event, activity, or process) by causing a disturbance or problem.
（通过引起混乱或产生问题而）扰乱；打断（事件，活动，进程）
flooding disrupted rail services
洪水泛滥中断了铁路运输。
Example sentencesExamples
- It will specifically target offenders and disrupt their activities.
- We've done a great deal to disrupt their activity and influence the flow of money.
- It is feared that low-flying seagulls could disrupt events such as beach volleyball.
- The notion that a small group would disrupt the event for reasons of self-interest will be regarded as distasteful.
- It only defers its end by disrupting the social event with which it begins.
- All of this in spite of insurgents' efforts to disrupt the reconstruction process.
- They were targeted after police visited or monitored their homes in a bid to to disrupt their activities.
- Regular mealtimes and other activities are not disrupted by the arrival of a child.
- Martin later made a point of thanking the pickets for not disrupting the event.
- The roof structure itself can be added on to, again, without disrupting the ongoing activities of the airport.
- Arrangements also have to be made for visitors to view it, without disrupting the daily activities of the embassy.
- Strike action would disrupt performances in the company's current summer festival season.
- Then they have these people coming out, disrupting the election procedures.
- Such categorization often results in intellectual stereotyping that disrupts the process of equipping students for ministry.
- The participants had no intention of disrupting the special session.
- We trust that the courts will not allow the first of these matters to be abused by those intent on disrupting the arbitral process.
- They also play havoc with IP transmissions by disrupting the acknowledgement process.
- The contest became a target in 1970 when women protesters disrupted the event.
- Police said they had mounted the operation to ensure the safety of those attending the club and to disrupt criminal activities.
- Suffragettes were jailed for offences ranging from disrupting political meetings or refusing to pay taxes, to assault.
Synonyms
throw into confusion, throw into disorder, throw into disarray, cause confusion/turmoil in, play havoc with, derange, turn upside-down, make a mess of
disturb, disorder, disorganize, disarrange, interfere with, upset, unsettle, convulse
interrupt, suspend, discontinue
obstruct, impede, hamper
hold up, delay, retard, slow (down)
British informal throw a spanner in the works of
North American informal throw a monkey wrench in the works of
1. 1.1 Drastically alter or destroy the structure of.
  彻底改变（某物）的结构；使（某物）的结构破裂
  alcohol can disrupt the chromosomes of an unfertilized egg
  酒精可以彻底改变未受精卵的染色体结构。
  Example sentencesExamples
  This disrupts the concentration gradients and so alters the natural design.
  In the shaken solution - which disrupts spatial structure - the ancestral morph persisted solitarily.
  PyrR binding in turn disrupts the structure of the antiterminator hairpin.
  Where insertion does not disrupt the structural gene, the activity is expressed, killing the cell.
  Defects disrupting the structural integrity of a particular state will affect adjacent states.
  Of course the problem is that this text disrupts an argument that was clearly structured according to the principles of a Complete Argument.
  These changes profoundly altered society by disrupting traditional patterns of domestic life and language.
  There was a major effort to disrupt the enemy's command structure on Thursday morning.
  Monetary policy can never have a neutral effect on an economy because it disrupts the production structure and relative prices.
  Alkylating agents function by reacting with and disrupting the structure of DNA.
  The research has developed a technique which disrupts the process of replication by selecting genes carrying the virus and killing them.
  It was designed to concentrate firepower to disrupt and destroy the opponent's military capability.
  It is a rational decision procedure based upon the insight that terror disrupts social structures.
  Every circumstance in church life offers an opportunity for the forces of the abyss to disrupt and destroy.
  Applying an irritant chemical to the membrane disrupts the ordered structure: the dye is released and the globular proteins undergo conformational changes.
  The warning flag goes up for excessive alcohol, as it disrupts some sleep patterns and can result in increasing fatigue.
  It is an antistructuralist reading, one that disrupts both the structures within the text and those that frame it.
  A hydronium ion, however, disrupts this structure because it can accommodate a maximum of three hydrogen bonds.
  The beetles kill trees by disrupting their water- and nutrient-carrying tissues.
  This means we're disrupting their activities, because they have to move to another border crossing.
  This could have led to disruption of a turn, and thus disrupting global structure.
  When the dingoes are persecuted, however, it disrupts the social structure of dingo packs and leads to crossbreeding.
  Synonyms
  distort, damage, buckle, warp
  break open/apart, shatter, split, sever, cleave, split asunder
  literary rend
  archaic sunder, rive

Derivatives

disrupter

noundɪsˈrʌptədɪsˈrəptər

They are loaded with carcinogens, endocrine disruptors, liver and kidney damagers and sensitizers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some business is better conducted, some plans better made, when there's no worry about journalists, disruptors, or even potential new recruits.
- Over time, the result has been an increase in postings by rude, anti-social disruptors, and a decrease in postings by thoughtful, productive members.
- The United States has also tinkered with dazzlers of its own, though its focus is apparently more on short-range disruptors that can be attached to rifles.
- And the marchers need their own monitors to practice nonviolent discipline and contain any disruptors - who are, de facto, not misguided friends but opponents.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin disrupt- 'broken apart', from the verb disrumpere.

corrupt from Middle English:
Corrupt comes from Latin corrumpere ‘mar, bribe, destroy’, from cor- ‘altogether’ and rumpere ‘to break’. Also from rumpere are disrupt (Late Middle English) ‘break apart’; eruption (Late Middle English) a breaking out; interrupt (Late Middle English) ‘to break between’. See words at rut

Rhymes

abrupt, corrupt, erupt, interrupt, irrupt

Definition of disrupt in US English:

disrupt

verbdisˈrəptdɪsˈrəpt

[with object]

1Interrupt (an event, activity, or process) by causing a disturbance or problem.
（通过引起混乱或产生问题而）扰乱；打断（事件，活动，进程）
a rail strike that could disrupt both passenger and freight service
Example sentencesExamples
- The notion that a small group would disrupt the event for reasons of self-interest will be regarded as distasteful.
- It will specifically target offenders and disrupt their activities.
- We trust that the courts will not allow the first of these matters to be abused by those intent on disrupting the arbitral process.
- The roof structure itself can be added on to, again, without disrupting the ongoing activities of the airport.
- We've done a great deal to disrupt their activity and influence the flow of money.
- Then they have these people coming out, disrupting the election procedures.
- Suffragettes were jailed for offences ranging from disrupting political meetings or refusing to pay taxes, to assault.
- Police said they had mounted the operation to ensure the safety of those attending the club and to disrupt criminal activities.
- Martin later made a point of thanking the pickets for not disrupting the event.
- Regular mealtimes and other activities are not disrupted by the arrival of a child.
- The participants had no intention of disrupting the special session.
- All of this in spite of insurgents' efforts to disrupt the reconstruction process.
- Such categorization often results in intellectual stereotyping that disrupts the process of equipping students for ministry.
- They also play havoc with IP transmissions by disrupting the acknowledgement process.
- They were targeted after police visited or monitored their homes in a bid to to disrupt their activities.
- Arrangements also have to be made for visitors to view it, without disrupting the daily activities of the embassy.
- The contest became a target in 1970 when women protesters disrupted the event.
- It is feared that low-flying seagulls could disrupt events such as beach volleyball.
- Strike action would disrupt performances in the company's current summer festival season.
- It only defers its end by disrupting the social event with which it begins.
Synonyms
throw into confusion, throw into disorder, throw into disarray, cause confusion in, cause turmoil in, play havoc with, derange, turn upside-down, make a mess of
1. 1.1 Drastically alter or destroy the structure of (something)
  彻底改变（某物）的结构；使（某物）的结构破裂
  alcohol can disrupt the chromosomes of an unfertilized egg
  酒精可以彻底改变未受精卵的染色体结构。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The beetles kill trees by disrupting their water- and nutrient-carrying tissues.
  Defects disrupting the structural integrity of a particular state will affect adjacent states.
  There was a major effort to disrupt the enemy's command structure on Thursday morning.
  It is an antistructuralist reading, one that disrupts both the structures within the text and those that frame it.
  These changes profoundly altered society by disrupting traditional patterns of domestic life and language.
  It is a rational decision procedure based upon the insight that terror disrupts social structures.
  Of course the problem is that this text disrupts an argument that was clearly structured according to the principles of a Complete Argument.
  Where insertion does not disrupt the structural gene, the activity is expressed, killing the cell.
  PyrR binding in turn disrupts the structure of the antiterminator hairpin.
  This means we're disrupting their activities, because they have to move to another border crossing.
  When the dingoes are persecuted, however, it disrupts the social structure of dingo packs and leads to crossbreeding.
  This disrupts the concentration gradients and so alters the natural design.
  The warning flag goes up for excessive alcohol, as it disrupts some sleep patterns and can result in increasing fatigue.
  This could have led to disruption of a turn, and thus disrupting global structure.
  Every circumstance in church life offers an opportunity for the forces of the abyss to disrupt and destroy.
  Alkylating agents function by reacting with and disrupting the structure of DNA.
  A hydronium ion, however, disrupts this structure because it can accommodate a maximum of three hydrogen bonds.
  Monetary policy can never have a neutral effect on an economy because it disrupts the production structure and relative prices.
  In the shaken solution - which disrupts spatial structure - the ancestral morph persisted solitarily.
  The research has developed a technique which disrupts the process of replication by selecting genes carrying the virus and killing them.
  It was designed to concentrate firepower to disrupt and destroy the opponent's military capability.
  Applying an irritant chemical to the membrane disrupts the ordered structure: the dye is released and the globular proteins undergo conformational changes.
  Synonyms
  distort, damage, buckle, warp

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin disrupt- ‘broken apart’, from the verb disrumpere.

单词	disrupt
释义	Definition of disrupt in English: disrupt verb dɪsˈrʌptdɪsˈrəpt [with object] 1Interrupt (an event, activity, or process) by causing a disturbance or problem. （通过引起混乱或产生问题而）扰乱；打断（事件，活动，进程） flooding disrupted rail services 洪水泛滥中断了铁路运输。 Example sentencesExamples It will specifically target offenders and disrupt their activities. We've done a great deal to disrupt their activity and influence the flow of money. It is feared that low-flying seagulls could disrupt events such as beach volleyball. The notion that a small group would disrupt the event for reasons of self-interest will be regarded as distasteful. It only defers its end by disrupting the social event with which it begins. All of this in spite of insurgents' efforts to disrupt the reconstruction process. They were targeted after police visited or monitored their homes in a bid to to disrupt their activities. Regular mealtimes and other activities are not disrupted by the arrival of a child. Martin later made a point of thanking the pickets for not disrupting the event. The roof structure itself can be added on to, again, without disrupting the ongoing activities of the airport. Arrangements also have to be made for visitors to view it, without disrupting the daily activities of the embassy. Strike action would disrupt performances in the company's current summer festival season. Then they have these people coming out, disrupting the election procedures. Such categorization often results in intellectual stereotyping that disrupts the process of equipping students for ministry. The participants had no intention of disrupting the special session. We trust that the courts will not allow the first of these matters to be abused by those intent on disrupting the arbitral process. They also play havoc with IP transmissions by disrupting the acknowledgement process. The contest became a target in 1970 when women protesters disrupted the event. Police said they had mounted the operation to ensure the safety of those attending the club and to disrupt criminal activities. Suffragettes were jailed for offences ranging from disrupting political meetings or refusing to pay taxes, to assault. Synonyms throw into confusion, throw into disorder, throw into disarray, cause confusion/turmoil in, play havoc with, derange, turn upside-down, make a mess of disturb, disorder, disorganize, disarrange, interfere with, upset, unsettle, convulse interrupt, suspend, discontinue obstruct, impede, hamper hold up, delay, retard, slow (down) British informal throw a spanner in the works of North American informal throw a monkey wrench in the works of 1.1 Drastically alter or destroy the structure of. 彻底改变（某物）的结构；使（某物）的结构破裂 alcohol can disrupt the chromosomes of an unfertilized egg 酒精可以彻底改变未受精卵的染色体结构。 Example sentencesExamples This disrupts the concentration gradients and so alters the natural design. In the shaken solution - which disrupts spatial structure - the ancestral morph persisted solitarily. PyrR binding in turn disrupts the structure of the antiterminator hairpin. Where insertion does not disrupt the structural gene, the activity is expressed, killing the cell. Defects disrupting the structural integrity of a particular state will affect adjacent states. Of course the problem is that this text disrupts an argument that was clearly structured according to the principles of a Complete Argument. These changes profoundly altered society by disrupting traditional patterns of domestic life and language. There was a major effort to disrupt the enemy's command structure on Thursday morning. Monetary policy can never have a neutral effect on an economy because it disrupts the production structure and relative prices. Alkylating agents function by reacting with and disrupting the structure of DNA. The research has developed a technique which disrupts the process of replication by selecting genes carrying the virus and killing them. It was designed to concentrate firepower to disrupt and destroy the opponent's military capability. It is a rational decision procedure based upon the insight that terror disrupts social structures. Every circumstance in church life offers an opportunity for the forces of the abyss to disrupt and destroy. Applying an irritant chemical to the membrane disrupts the ordered structure: the dye is released and the globular proteins undergo conformational changes. The warning flag goes up for excessive alcohol, as it disrupts some sleep patterns and can result in increasing fatigue. It is an antistructuralist reading, one that disrupts both the structures within the text and those that frame it. A hydronium ion, however, disrupts this structure because it can accommodate a maximum of three hydrogen bonds. The beetles kill trees by disrupting their water- and nutrient-carrying tissues. This means we're disrupting their activities, because they have to move to another border crossing. This could have led to disruption of a turn, and thus disrupting global structure. When the dingoes are persecuted, however, it disrupts the social structure of dingo packs and leads to crossbreeding. Synonyms distort, damage, buckle, warp break open/apart, shatter, split, sever, cleave, split asunder literary rend archaic sunder, rive Derivatives disrupter noundɪsˈrʌptədɪsˈrəptər They are loaded with carcinogens, endocrine disruptors, liver and kidney damagers and sensitizers. Example sentencesExamples Some business is better conducted, some plans better made, when there's no worry about journalists, disruptors, or even potential new recruits. Over time, the result has been an increase in postings by rude, anti-social disruptors, and a decrease in postings by thoughtful, productive members. The United States has also tinkered with dazzlers of its own, though its focus is apparently more on short-range disruptors that can be attached to rifles. And the marchers need their own monitors to practice nonviolent discipline and contain any disruptors - who are, de facto, not misguided friends but opponents. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin disrupt- 'broken apart', from the verb disrumpere. corrupt from Middle English: Corrupt comes from Latin corrumpere ‘mar, bribe, destroy’, from cor- ‘altogether’ and rumpere ‘to break’. Also from rumpere are disrupt (Late Middle English) ‘break apart’; eruption (Late Middle English) a breaking out; interrupt (Late Middle English) ‘to break between’. See words at rut Rhymes abrupt, corrupt, erupt, interrupt, irrupt Definition of disrupt in US English: disrupt verbdisˈrəptdɪsˈrəpt [with object] 1Interrupt (an event, activity, or process) by causing a disturbance or problem. （通过引起混乱或产生问题而）扰乱；打断（事件，活动，进程） a rail strike that could disrupt both passenger and freight service Example sentencesExamples The notion that a small group would disrupt the event for reasons of self-interest will be regarded as distasteful. It will specifically target offenders and disrupt their activities. We trust that the courts will not allow the first of these matters to be abused by those intent on disrupting the arbitral process. The roof structure itself can be added on to, again, without disrupting the ongoing activities of the airport. We've done a great deal to disrupt their activity and influence the flow of money. Then they have these people coming out, disrupting the election procedures. Suffragettes were jailed for offences ranging from disrupting political meetings or refusing to pay taxes, to assault. Police said they had mounted the operation to ensure the safety of those attending the club and to disrupt criminal activities. Martin later made a point of thanking the pickets for not disrupting the event. Regular mealtimes and other activities are not disrupted by the arrival of a child. The participants had no intention of disrupting the special session. All of this in spite of insurgents' efforts to disrupt the reconstruction process. Such categorization often results in intellectual stereotyping that disrupts the process of equipping students for ministry. They also play havoc with IP transmissions by disrupting the acknowledgement process. They were targeted after police visited or monitored their homes in a bid to to disrupt their activities. Arrangements also have to be made for visitors to view it, without disrupting the daily activities of the embassy. The contest became a target in 1970 when women protesters disrupted the event. It is feared that low-flying seagulls could disrupt events such as beach volleyball. Strike action would disrupt performances in the company's current summer festival season. It only defers its end by disrupting the social event with which it begins. Synonyms throw into confusion, throw into disorder, throw into disarray, cause confusion in, cause turmoil in, play havoc with, derange, turn upside-down, make a mess of 1.1 Drastically alter or destroy the structure of (something) 彻底改变（某物）的结构；使（某物）的结构破裂 alcohol can disrupt the chromosomes of an unfertilized egg 酒精可以彻底改变未受精卵的染色体结构。 Example sentencesExamples The beetles kill trees by disrupting their water- and nutrient-carrying tissues. Defects disrupting the structural integrity of a particular state will affect adjacent states. There was a major effort to disrupt the enemy's command structure on Thursday morning. It is an antistructuralist reading, one that disrupts both the structures within the text and those that frame it. These changes profoundly altered society by disrupting traditional patterns of domestic life and language. It is a rational decision procedure based upon the insight that terror disrupts social structures. Of course the problem is that this text disrupts an argument that was clearly structured according to the principles of a Complete Argument. Where insertion does not disrupt the structural gene, the activity is expressed, killing the cell. PyrR binding in turn disrupts the structure of the antiterminator hairpin. This means we're disrupting their activities, because they have to move to another border crossing. When the dingoes are persecuted, however, it disrupts the social structure of dingo packs and leads to crossbreeding. This disrupts the concentration gradients and so alters the natural design. The warning flag goes up for excessive alcohol, as it disrupts some sleep patterns and can result in increasing fatigue. This could have led to disruption of a turn, and thus disrupting global structure. Every circumstance in church life offers an opportunity for the forces of the abyss to disrupt and destroy. Alkylating agents function by reacting with and disrupting the structure of DNA. A hydronium ion, however, disrupts this structure because it can accommodate a maximum of three hydrogen bonds. Monetary policy can never have a neutral effect on an economy because it disrupts the production structure and relative prices. In the shaken solution - which disrupts spatial structure - the ancestral morph persisted solitarily. The research has developed a technique which disrupts the process of replication by selecting genes carrying the virus and killing them. It was designed to concentrate firepower to disrupt and destroy the opponent's military capability. Applying an irritant chemical to the membrane disrupts the ordered structure: the dye is released and the globular proteins undergo conformational changes. Synonyms distort, damage, buckle, warp Origin Late Middle English: from Latin disrupt- ‘broken apart’, from the verb disrumpere.
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