disorder

• Substantivo que designa um estado de confusão, desordem ou falta de organização, bem como uma perturbação física ou mental que altera o funcionamento normal do organismo ou da mente.

A noun referring to a state of confusion, lack of order, or a physical or mental condition that disrupts normal bodily or mental functions.

1. Medical conditionB2formalmedical

   A physical or mental condition that disrupts normal bodily or mental functions.

   Transtorno

   • The doctor diagnosed him with a sleep disorder.
   • Anxiety disorder affects millions of people worldwide.
   • She is being treated for a rare blood disorder.

   Sinônimosafflictionailmentconditiondiseaseillnessmaladysickness

   Antônimoshealthwellness

2. Lack of orderB1formal

   A state of confusion, untidiness, or lack of organization.

   Desordem

   • The room was in complete disorder after the party.
   • The files were in disorder, making them hard to find.
   • The political situation led to civil disorder in the city.

   Sinônimoschaosclutterconfusiondisarraydisorganizationhavocjumblemessturmoiluntidiness

   Antônimosmethodneatnessorderorganizationregularitysystemtidiness

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de perturbar a ordem normal ou a disposição de algo, causando confusão ou desordem. Também pode significar desorganizar ou transtornar algo que estava em ordem.

A verb used to indicate the act of disrupting the normal order or arrangement of something, causing confusion or disarray.

1. Disrupt orderB2formal

   To disturb the normal arrangement or functioning of something.

   Desorganizar a ordem

   • The protest disordered the traffic flow in the city center.
   • His sudden arrival disordered the carefully planned schedule.
   • The earthquake disordered the entire infrastructure of the town.

   Sinônimosconfusederangedisarrangedisorganizedisruptdisturbjumblemess upmussupset

   Antônimosarrangeorderorganizetidy