vt.扰乱，使中断，打乱
adj.混乱的，瓦解的，中断的

原形：disrupt第三人称单数：disrupts过去式：disrupted过去分词：disrupted现在分词：disrupting

I won't disrupt your study.
我就不打扰你学习了。
The communication was seriously disrupted by the storm.
暴风雨使交通严重中断.
COVID-19 has disrupted our daily life.
新冠肺炎扰乱了我们的日常生活。
His words disrupted my attention.
他的话分散了我的注意力。
It will disrupt your sleep.
这会破坏你的睡眠。
The new technology is set to disrupt the traditional publishing industry.
这项新技术即将颠覆传统的出版业。
His arrival disrupted the calm atmosphere of the office.
他的到来打破了办公室的宁静。
The company's expansion plans were unexpectedly disrupted by the pandemic.
公司的扩张计划被疫情意外打乱。
Social media has disrupted the way we communicate and consume news.
社交媒体改变了我们的沟通和获取新闻的方式。
She was so disruptive in class that the teacher had to ask her to leave.
她在课堂上太捣蛋，老师不得不让她离开。
The new startup aims to disrupt the e-commerce market with its innovative approach.
这家新创公司打算以其创新方式挑战电子商务市场。
The disruption caused by the storm forced the school to cancel classes for the day.
风暴带来的破坏迫使学校取消了当天的课程。
The tech giant's entry disrupted the small business sector, offering cheaper alternatives.
科技巨头的进入颠覆了小型企业领域，提供了更便宜的选择。
The rise of remote work has disrupted traditional notions of a 9-to-5 office job.
远程工作的兴起颠覆了传统意义上的朝九晚五办公室工作。
The labor strike disrupted the flow of goods and services, causing economic strain.
罢工扰乱了商品和服务的流通，给经济带来了压力。