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disturbance

/dɪˈstɜː.bəns/

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noun

/dɪˈstɜː.bəns/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее нарушение установленного, мирного или нормального состояния, часто вызывающее неудобство, волнение или беспорядок.

A noun referring to an interruption of a settled, peaceful, or normal state, often causing inconvenience, agitation, or disorder.

  1. Interruption of peaceB1formal

    An interruption of a peaceful, calm, or quiet state.

    ruНарушение спокойствия

    • The loud music caused a disturbance in the neighborhood.
    • Please do not cause any disturbance during the exam.
    • The police were called to handle a public disturbance.

    Synonymsagitationcommotiondisorderdisruptionperturbationtumultturmoilunrestuproarupset

    Antonymscalmpeacequietserenitytranquility

  2. Disruption of orderB1formal

    A situation where normal order or functioning is disrupted.

    ruНарушение порядка

    • The storm caused a disturbance in the power supply.
    • There was a disturbance in the classroom when the fire alarm went off.
    • The protest led to a disturbance in the city center.

    Synonymsagitationcommotiondisorderdisruptionperturbationturmoilunrestupheaval

    Antonymscalmorderpeacestabilitytranquility

  3. Emotional upsetB2formal

    A state of emotional or mental agitation.

    ruЭмоциональное расстройство

    • He suffered from emotional disturbance after the accident.
    • The news caused a great disturbance in her mind.
    • Therapy can help people with psychological disturbances.

    Synonymsagitationdiscomposuredisquietdistressperturbationturmoilupset

    Antonymscalmcomposureequanimitypeaceserenitytranquility

Forms
  • disturbances plural form
  • disturbances' possessive plural form
  • disturbance's possessive singular form
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