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disturbed

/dɪˈstɜːrbd/

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adjective

/dɪˈstɜːrbd/B2formal
  • ruОписывает состояние эмоционального или умственного беспокойства, тревоги или нарушения покоя.

Describes a state of being emotionally or mentally unsettled, troubled, or interrupted.

  1. Emotionally troubledB2formal

    Showing signs of mental or emotional instability or distress.

    ruПотревоженный

    • The therapist works with emotionally disturbed children.
    • He seemed deeply disturbed after the accident.
    • Her disturbed behavior worried her family.

    Synonymsagitatedderangeddistraughtneurotictroubledunbalancedunhingedunsettledunstableupset

    Antonymsbalancedcalmcomposedsereneunperturbed

  2. Interrupted or disruptedB1formal

    Not functioning normally due to interference or interruption.

    ruНарушенный

    • The disturbed sleep pattern affected his concentration.
    • The meeting was disturbed by loud noises from outside.
    • Her peace was disturbed by the constant phone calls.

    Synonymsdisarrangeddisordereddisruptedinterruptedunsettled

    Antonymscontinuousundisturbeduninterrupted

  3. Upset or worriedB1informal

    Feeling anxious, troubled, or concerned about something.

    ruВстревоженный

    • I was disturbed to hear about the accident.
    • She looked disturbed when she read the letter.
    • He felt disturbed by the news of the layoffs.

    Synonymsagitatedanxiousbotheredconcerneddisquietedtroubleduneasyunnervedupsetworried

    Antonymscalmcomposedpeacefulsereneuntroubled

Forms
  • more disturbed comparative form
  • most disturbed superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

disturb/dɪˈstɜːrb/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия, прерывающего чей-то покой, тишину или нормальное состояние, или вызывающего у кого-то чувство беспокойства или расстройства.

A verb used to indicate the act of interrupting someone's peace, quiet, or normal state, or causing someone to feel worried or upset.

  1. Interrupt someone's peaceA2formal

    To interrupt someone's rest, concentration, or calm state.

    ruБеспокоить

    • Please do not disturb me while I am working.
    • The loud noise disturbed the baby's sleep.
    • She was disturbed by the constant phone calls.

    Synonymsagitatebotherdisquietdisruptdistractflusterinterruptperturbruffletroubleunsettleupset

    Antonymscalmquietsettlesoothe

  2. Upset or worryB1formal

    To cause someone to feel anxious, worried, or upset.

    ruТревожить

    • The news of the accident disturbed him deeply.
    • It disturbs me to see so much suffering.
    • She was disturbed by his sudden change in behavior.

    Synonymsagitatealarmbotherconcerndiscomposedisquietdistressflusterperturbruffletroubleunsettleupsetworry

    Antonymscalmcomfortreassuresettlesoothe

  3. Disrupt order or arrangementB1formal

    To move something from its proper place or to change the normal state of something.

    ruНарушить порядок

    • The storm disturbed the natural habitat of the birds.
    • Someone had disturbed the papers on his desk.
    • The construction work disturbed the peace of the neighborhood.

    Synonymsagitatederangedisarrangedisorderdisorganizedisplacedisruptunsettle

    Antonymsarrangeorderorganizesettle

Forms
  • disturbed past participle
  • disturbed past simple
  • disturbing present participle
  • disturbs third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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