disrupt
US
UK disrupt [sth] vtr: (cause disorder)
SC 扰乱 rǎo luàn
TC 擾亂
TC 擾亂
The war disrupted millions of people's lives. The student was given detention for disrupting the class.
战争扰乱了无数人的生活。那个学生因为扰乱课堂秩序而被罚放学后留校。
disrupt [sth] vtr: (interrupt service)
SC 扰乱 rǎo luàn
TC 擾亂
TC 擾亂
SC 打乱 rǎo luàn，dǎ luàn
TC 打亂
TC 打亂
SC 搅乱 rǎo luàn，jiǎo luàn
The bad weather has disrupted TV and radio broadcasts in the area.
- anthropologist
- anthropology
- anthropometry
- anthropomorphic
- anthropomorphism
- anthropomorphize
- anthropomorphous
- anti
- anti-
- antiabortion
- antiabortionist
- anti-aging
- anti-aircraft
- antiaircraft
- anti-american
- anti-americanism
- antibacterial
- antiballistic missile
- antibiotic
- antibody
- antic
- anticancer
- antichrist
- anti-christian
- anticipate