disruptive
/dɪsˈrʌptɪv/adjective
1- causing or tending to cause disruption制造混乱的; 破坏的:
disruptive pupils
捣乱的学生
the hours of work are disruptive to home life.
数小时的工作会扰乱家庭生活。
1.1
- innovative or groundbreaking创新的, 革新; 开拓性的, 别出机杼的:
breaking a disruptive technology into the market is never easy.
向市场推广创新技术从来都不是容易的事。
WORD TRENDS
Is it bad to be disruptive? The Oxford English Corpus would suggest it is, with violent, destructive, dangerous, and antisocial all commonly paired with the word. However, a new form of disruption is emerging - one that many people are welcoming and even encouraging. Disruptive behaviour may be the most common combination in the Corpus, but it is closely followed by disruptive technology, a concept first described in 1995. The new sense refers to innovations that improve products or services in an unexpected way, and thus disrupt the established market: a market ripe for breakout disruptive technologies | disruptive innovations often see failure before success.
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