disruption of [noun]
The disruption of internet services affected many users.
互联网服务的中断影响到许多用户。
扰乱;破坏;中断
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扰乱;破坏;中断
the act of causing disorder or interrupting something
The disruption of internet services affected many users.
互联网服务的中断影响到许多用户。
对某事物正常流程或顺序的中断。
An interruption to the regular flow or sequence of something.
持续的混乱行为。
A continuing act of disorder.
破裂或爆裂;裂口。
A breaking or bursting apart; a breach.
The heavy snow caused serious disruption to train services across the city.
大雪严重扰乱了全市的火车服务。
Please turn off your phone during the meeting to avoid any disruption.
会议期间请关掉手机,以免造成任何干扰。
The company's online sales continued to grow despite the disruption in global supply chains.
尽管全球供应链受到干扰,该公司的线上销售仍在增长。
The disruption of internet services affected many users.
互联网服务的中断影响到许多用户。
The heavy rain caused significant disruption.
大雨造成了严重的混乱。
The meeting ran without disruption.
会议顺利进行,没有中断。
Not this
The storm disruption the power supply.
Use this
The storm disrupted the power supply.
将名词 'disruption' 误用作动词,应使用动词形式 'disrupt'。
Not this
The disruption on the service was minimal.
Use this
The disruption to the service was minimal.
介词搭配错误,表示'对...的干扰'应使用介词 'to',而非 'on'。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
引起混乱
The storm caused widespread disruption to transport.
风暴给交通带来了广泛的混乱。
重大干扰
The strike caused major disruption to the city's services.
罢工对城市服务造成了重大干扰。
对…的干扰
There was significant disruption to internet services.
互联网服务受到了严重干扰。
…的中断
The disruption of supply chains led to shortages.
供应链的中断导致了短缺。
经济混乱
The pandemic caused severe economic disruption worldwide.
疫情在全球范围内造成了严重的经济混乱。
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disrupt 中的 rupt 像“拉破”,联想“拉破”导致分裂瓦解。
通常用于描述社会、经济或技术系统中的混乱或中断,比较常见于正式或学术语境。
All listed words share the exact ending /rʌpʃən/ and rhyme with disruption. Beware of words like 'rupture' (/ˈrʌptʃər/) which look similar but have a different final sound.
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