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单词 disorder
释义
disorder
noun
uk
/dɪˈsɔː.dər/us
/-ˈsɔːr.dɚ/

disordernoun(CONFUSION)

C2[U]
astateofuntidinessorlackoforganization:
混乱，凌乱，杂乱无章
Thewholeofficewas in astateof disorder.整个办公室里凌乱不堪。
Theoppositionpartyhave been in such disorder for solongthat theyposenorealthreatto thepresentgovernment.反对党长期处于混乱状态，因而不会对现政府构成真正的威胁。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Confusion, confusing and feeling confused
  • addled
  • all of a doodahidiom
  • all over the placeidiom
  • alphabet soup
  • at seaidiom
  • discombobulation
  • disordered
  • disorganization
  • disorganized
  • disorientating
  • mush
  • muzzily
  • muzziness
  • mysterious
  • mysteriously
  • unaccountable
  • unaccountably
  • unexplained
  • wise
  • woolliness
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Dirt & untidiness

disordernoun(ILLNESS)

C1[CorU]
anillnessof themindorbody:
失调，紊乱
ablooddisorder血液失调
Thefamilyhave ahistoryofmentaldisorder.该家族有精神病史。
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Disease & illness - general words
  • aggressiveness
  • autoimmune disease
  • bilharzia
  • bluetongue
  • calculus
  • CFS
  • hypochondriac
  • iatrogenic
  • ill health
  • impairment
  • incurably
  • outbreak
  • pathology
  • pathway
  • seizure
  • terminally
  • uncomplicated
  • variant
  • worried well
  • zoonosis
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disordernoun(ANGRY SITUATION)

C1[U]
anangry,possiblyviolent,expressionof not beinghappyorsatisfiedabout something,especiallyabout apoliticalmatter, bycrowdsofpeople:
（尤指政治）暴乱，动乱，骚乱
Thetrialwaskeptsecretbecause of theriskofpublicdisorder.因为有发生公众骚乱的危险，审判是秘密进行的。
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Social order & disorder
  • anarchic
  • anarchism
  • anarchist
  • anarchistic
  • anarchy
  • bedlam
  • disorganization
  • disorganized
  • ferment
  • free-for-all
  • havoc
  • instability
  • maelstrom
  • riot
  • rioting
  • riotousness
  • social exclusion
  • strife
  • turbulence
  • turbulent
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(Definition ofdisorderfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

disorder| American Dictionary

disorder
noun
us
/dɪsˈɔr·dər/

disordernoun(CONFUSION)

[U]
astatein whichobjectsorconditionsare in noparticularorder;lackofsystemorplannedorganization:
Theroomwas in such disorder that she couldn’tfindanything.

disordernoun(ILLNESS)

[C/U]
anillnessof themindorbody:
[C]amental/physicaldisorder
[C]Shesuffersfrom aneatingdisorder.

disordernoun(SITUATION)

[U]
asituationin which somepeoplebehavein a way thatthreatensthesafetyof otherpeopleor thepeaceof aneighborhood:
publicdisorder
(Definition ofdisorderfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdisorder

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Matters regarding crime, politics, or disorders were too sensitive for such general dissemination.
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In fact, until recently, it was not recognised that children could suffer of certain mental disorders, especially depression.
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Chapter 6 is concerned with gestures and speech in aphasia and other disorders.
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However, the proportion of depressive disorders was remarkably consistent across the studies, around 50 %.
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The variety of approaches to the treatment of psychiatric disorders is comparable to the number of world religions.
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Indeed, clinical diagnosis of these disorders is validated by the characteristic neuropathology with which they are associated.
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The disorders of bulimia nervosa and anorexia nervosa are a case in point.
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Such information will be invaluable in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders involving aberrancies in these pathways.
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However, human studies have failed to demonstrate a clear-cut influence of hormonal environment on disease susceptibility to lupus or other autoimmune disorders.
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Consequently, it shares some of the features that make common disorders complex with respect to genetic analysis.
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Cycloid patients had levels of psychotic, disorganization and first-rank symptoms comparable to schizophrenia, and levels of affective symptoms in-between schizophrenia and mood disorders.
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Clinical features of all episodes of disorders occurring post-transplant (incident as well as recurrent) are also described.
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Treatment of depression in primary care cannot rest on an assumption of short-lived, uncomplicated mild disorders.
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Decreased levels of serum brain-derived neurotrophic factor in female patients with eating disorders.
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Treatment of depression in primary care should not rely on an assumption of short-lived, uncomplicated mild disorders.
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