The bad weather has seriously disrupted supplies of food.
They warned that climate change could potentially disrupt economic activity.
The attacks are designed to disrupt plans for the elections.
• Traders are worried that war would disrupt ocean shipping.
• The union have threatened to disrupt services if their members are not happy with the pay award.
• Oil markets appear to be expecting severe disruptions of supplies.
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Meetings with her lawyers did not disrupt the schedule.
»Commerce could be disrupted in a cyberterrorism attack.
the ground was disrupted by an earthquake - землетрясение раскололо землю /оставило на земле глубокие трещины/
to disrupt a meeting - сорвать собрание
to disrupt a trade-union - расколоть профсоюз
разорванный; разрушенный
2. {dısʹrʌpt} v1. разрывать, разрушать
the ground was ~ed by an earthquake - землетрясение раскололо землю /оставило на земле глубокие трещины/
2. подрывать, разрушать; срывать; разрывать (узы и т. п.)
to ~ a meeting - сорвать собрание
to ~ a trade-union - расколоть профсоюз
to disrupt a conference — срывать конференцию
to disrupt life in the town — нарушать жизнь в городе
to disrupt production — нарушать нормальный ход производства
v
1) руйнувати, розбивати
2) порушувати
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to disrupt radio communication — порушувати радіозв'язок
• Break apart
• Break up
• Cause a disturbance
• Cause disorder to
• Cause turmoil in
• Heckle the comic
• Shake up
• Throw a monkey wrench into
• Throw a monkey wrench into, e.g.
• Throw for a loop
• Throw into chaos
• Throw into confusion
• Upset
підривати, руйнувати; зривати (порушувати) (плани тощо); розривати (стосунки тощо)
disrupt hostile intelligence operations — зривати розвідувальні операції ворога
- disrupt elections- disrupt personal freedom
disrupt radio communication — нарушать радиосвязь