disrupted

英 [dɪsˈrʌptɪd]

美 [dɪsˈrʌptɪd]

v.  扰乱; 使中断; 打乱
disrupt的过去分词和过去式

过去式：disrupted　过去分词：disrupted　

BNC.23361 / COCA.22385

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使中断;扰乱
  If someone or somethingdisruptsan event, system, or process, they cause difficulties that prevent it from continuing or operating in a normal way.
  1. Anti-war protesters disrupted the debate.
     反战示威者们打断了辩论。
  2. The drought has severely disrupted agricultural production.
     旱灾已严重影响了农业生产。

英英释义

adj

• marked by breaks or gaps
  1. many routes are unsafe or disrupted

双语例句

• Wars and conquests have often destroyed cities and disrupted society.
  战争和征战时常毁灭城市，破坏社会。
• Winter storms that disrupted transport and power supplies across central and southern China in February have added to uncertainty.
  今年2月份，导致华中及华南交通运输及电力供应中断的冬季暴雪天气，增加了不确定性。
• We've made substantial investments in our homeland security and disrupted plots that threatened to take American lives.
  我们为国土安全投下了巨大的资源。我们制止了威胁美国人生命的阴谋。
• Whatever happens, production mustn't be disrupted.
  无论如何，生产不能失序。
• The war disrupted capital flows and international trade between nations.
  一战中断了国与国之间的资本流动和国际贸易。
• Many people fear change because they do not like the old ways to be disrupted.
  很多人惧怕变化，因为他们不喜欢旧有的生活方式遭到破坏。
• Thursday's strikes slowed travel for thousands of rail and air passengers and disrupted schools across the country.
  周四罢工减缓了上万名火车和航空旅客的旅行，干扰了全国各地的学校运行。
• The huge storms that disrupted transport and power during this period this year add an extra level of uncertainty.
  在此期间，导致交通和电力陷入中断的暴雪天气也增加了不确定性。
• Man-made and natural disasters have disrupted the Government's economic plans.
  天灾人祸打乱了政府的经济计划。
• A series of bomb hoaxes has disrupted Christmas shopping in the city centre
  一系列炸弹假警报扰乱了市中心的圣诞节购物活动。