discompose
/ˌdɪs.kəmˈpoʊz/verb
C2formalcommonустаревшее/ˌdɪs.kəmˈpoʊz/A verb meaning to disturb the composure or calm of someone; to disarrange or unsettle.
ruГлагол, означающий нарушить спокойствие или самообладание кого-либо; привести в беспорядок или расстроить.esVerbo que significa alterar la tranquilidad o el autocontrol de alguien; desordenar o perturbar.frVerbe signifiant troubler le calme ou la contenance de quelqu'un ; mettre en désordre ou déranger.deVerb, das bedeutet, die Ruhe oder Fassung von jemandem zu stören; jemanden aus der Fassung bringen oder beunruhigen; auch in Unordnung bringen.ptVerbo que significa perturbar a tranquilidade ou o autocontrole de alguém; deixar alguém desconcertado, inquieto ou fora de ordem.zh动词,指扰乱某人的平静或沉着,使其不安或烦恼;也可指使某物陷入混乱或失去原有秩序。arفعل يعني إزعاج شخص أو إقلاق راحته أو زعزعة هدوئه ورباطة جأشه؛ وقد يعني أيضًا إحداث اضطراب أو خلل في نظام شيء ما.
- Disturb or upset C2 formal
To disturb the composure or calmness of someone; to make someone feel uneasy or anxious.
- The unexpected question discomposed the speaker.
- She was visibly discomposed by the criticism.
- His rude remarks discomposed the entire audience.
ruВзволноватьesPerturbar o alterarfrdéconcerterdeBeunruhigenptPerturbarzh使不安arأقلق
Синонимы: agitatedisconcertdisturbflusterperturbruffleshakeunnerveunsettleupset
- Disarrange or disorder C2 formal
To disturb the order or arrangement of something.
- The wind discomposed the neatly stacked papers.
- The sudden movement discomposed the pile of books.
- The chaos discomposed the carefully planned schedule.
ruПриводить в беспорядокesDesordenarfrDéranger l'ordre ou l'arrangementdeIn Unordnung bringenptDesorganizarzh打乱秩序arإحداث الفوضى
Синонимы: derangedisarrangedisarraydisorderdisorganizedisturbunsettleupset
- discomposed past participle
- discomposed past simple
- discomposing present participle
- discomposes third person singular