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disruption noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + DISRUPTION | DISRUPTION + VERB | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEconsiderable (especially BrE) , great, major, massive, serious, severe, significant 相当大的混乱；巨大的混乱；重大的混乱；严重的混乱；极大的混乱minimal, minimum 最低限度的混乱◆how to organize the building work so as to cause minimum disruption如何组织建筑施工以尽量减少其干扰widespread (especially BrE) 大范围的混乱economic, family, political, social 经济混乱；家庭破裂；政治混乱；社会分裂◆the effects of family disruption during childhood童年时期家庭破裂造成的影响traffic 交通混乱supply 供应中断◆The war has led to supply disruption of crude oil.战争导致原油供应中断。VERB + DISRUPTIONcause, create, lead to 引起混乱；制造混乱；导致中断experience, suffer 经历／遭受混乱◆The city suffered some disruption due to a bomb scare.因炸弹引发恐慌，市内出现了一些混乱。avoid, prevent 避免混乱；防止扰乱minimize 使混乱最小化DISRUPTION + VERBoccur 混乱出现PREPOSITIONdisruption to 对⋯造成的混乱◆The bombing campaign caused massive disruption to industry.轰炸对工业造成了大规模的破坏。disruption in ⋯的中断◆an unexpected disruption in Internet service因特网服务的意外中断 |