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irruption

/ɪˈrʌp.ʃən/

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noun

/ɪˈrʌp.ʃən/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее внезапное, резкое или стремительное вторжение, увеличение или возникновение, часто используемое в экологическом или общем контексте для описания быстрого изменения или наплыва.

A noun referring to a sudden, violent, or abrupt entry, increase, or occurrence, often used in ecological or general contexts to describe a rapid change or influx.

  1. Sudden violent entranceC1formal

    A sudden, forceful, or violent entry into a place or situation.

    ruВнезапное вторжение

    • The irruption of the crowd into the building caused chaos.
    • The police prepared for an irruption of protesters into the square.
    • The sudden irruption of the storm disrupted the outdoor event.

    Synonymsforayincursioninrushintrusioninvasionpenetrationraid

  2. Population increaseC2formalscientific

    A sudden, sharp increase in the number of individuals in a population, often in ecology.

    ruВсплеск численности

    • The irruption of the locust population devastated the crops.
    • Ecologists studied the irruption of the rabbit species in the region.
    • An irruption of birds was observed after the mild winter.

    Synonymsboomoutbreakproliferation

  3. Sudden occurrence of undesirable conditionC1formal

    A sudden, violent, and often spontaneous occurrence of something negative.

    ruВнезапное возникновение нежелательного состояния

    • The irruption of violence in the city was unexpected.
    • An irruption of disease swept through the community.
    • The irruption of panic among the crowd was immediate.

    Synonymseruptionflare-upoutbreakoutburstupsurge

Forms
  • irruptions plural form
  • irruptions' possessive plural form
  • irruption's possessive singular form
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