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单词 disruption
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disruption
noun[CorU]
uk
/dɪsˈrʌp.ʃən/us
/dɪsˈrʌp.ʃən/
C1
theactionofpreventingsomething,especiallyasystem,process, orevent, fromcontinuingasusualor asexpected:
Theaccidentbroughtwidespreaddisruption on theroads.
It wouldcauseatremendousdisruptiontoourworkscheduletoinstalla differentcomputersystem.
businessspecialized
theactionofcompletelychangingthetraditionalway that anindustryormarketoperatesby using newmethodsortechnology:
（使用新方法或技术对传统行业或市场的）颠覆
the disruption of thetelecomsindustry对电信业的颠覆
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disrupt
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  • Themilitarycoupbroughtfurtherdisruption to acountryalreadystrugglingwithfamine.
  • Thestrikebroughtseveredisruption toflightsover theholidayweekend.
  • Further disruption isexpectedlatertonightwhen moreheavysnowisexpected.
  • Weapologizefor the disruption whileessentialmotorwayrepairsare beingcarriedout.
  • Somemedicationscandisrupthormonelevels; theeffectsof this disruption canincludeanimpairedattentionspanorbehavioralproblems.
  • Theindustrywasripefor disruption using peer-to-peertechnology.
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  • delegitimize
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  • loop
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  • put the skids undersomethingidiom
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Replacing and exchanging
(Definition ofdisruptionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
disruption
noun[CorU]
uk
/dɪsˈrʌp.ʃən/us
/dɪsˈrʌp.ʃən/
businessspecialized
theactionofcompletelychangingthetraditionalway that anindustryormarketoperatesby using newmethodsortechnology
（使用新方法或技术对传统行业或市场的）颠覆
the disruption of thetelecomsindustry对电信业的颠覆
See
disrupt
More examples
  • Themilitarycoupbroughtfurtherdisruption to acountryalreadystrugglingwithfamine.
  • Thestrikebroughtseveredisruption toflightsover theholidayweekend.
  • Further disruption isexpectedlatertonightwhen moreheavysnowisexpected.
  • Weapologizefor the disruption whileessentialmotorwayrepairsare beingcarriedout.
  • Somemedicationscandisrupthormonelevels; theeffectsof this disruption canincludeanimpairedattentionspanorbehavioralproblems.
  • Theindustrywasripefor disruption using peer-to-peertechnology.

disruption| Business English

disruption
noun[CorU]
uk
/dɪsˈrʌpʃən/us
aninterruptionin theusualway that asystem,process, oreventworks:
It wouldcauseatremendousdisruption toourworkscheduletoinstalla differentcomputersystem.
Acrackdownon illegal-immigranthiringcouldcreatewidespreadworkplacedisruptions.
(Definition ofdisruptionfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdisruption

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Returning to our original question, we must consider possible psychological mediators of hierarchydisruption.
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The term refers to adisruptionof interconnecting fibres that link spatially distributed regions in the brain.
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Future research should pay particular attention to thedisruptionof values, roles and social relationships.
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Older infants may be more likely to have moved around to different foster homes and thus to have suffered more disruptions than younger infants.
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Functionaldisruptionin the organization of the brain for reading in dyslexia.
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Previous studies have suggested that mammalian spermatozoal chromatin is resistant to various physical and chemical disruptions.
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For the sake of simplicity, maritaldisruptionwas considered only for the first marriage.
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Towards the end of the eighteenth century, people began to see revolutions as emphatic disruptions of the past, as new points in a line.
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This pattern of data is consistent with a possible dual route to cognitivedisruption, one involving restraint the other involving emotion.
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Only relatively small sectors of those economies were integrated into the national or international economies, and of those only some suffered seriousdisruption.
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For example, antenatal appointments may need to be held close to school premises and timings changed to minimisedisruptionto the teenage woman's education.
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Upon reaching the surface, the vacuoles were fused, leading todisruptionof the apical region of syncytial tegument along the basement layer.
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Disruptionin the expression pattern of one of many cell cycle regulators would have a deleterious effect on developmental potential.
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Churches and preachers were also acutely aware of the socialdisruption, disorientation and disorder that could result from such rapid change in society.
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The country's dependence on imported merchandise made it vulnerable to supply disruptions, with shortages creating opportunities for ' profiteering ' by those with access to scarce goods.
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Collocationswithdisruption

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economic disruption
There is almost completeeconomicdisruption.
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endocrine disruption
There are significant gaps in our understanding of the causes of endocrine disruption in wild fish and this has hindered the process of hazard identification.
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major disruption
Patients from such areas need to travel vast distances, withmajordisruptionto their families.
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