disrupting

英 [dɪsˈrʌptɪŋ]

美 [dɪsˈrʌptɪŋ]

v.  扰乱; 使中断; 打乱
disrupt的现在分词

现在分词：disrupting　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使中断;扰乱
  If someone or somethingdisruptsan event, system, or process, they cause difficulties that prevent it from continuing or operating in a normal way.
  1. Anti-war protesters disrupted the debate.
     反战示威者们打断了辩论。
  2. The drought has severely disrupted agricultural production.
     旱灾已严重影响了农业生产。

双语例句

• Whenever you alter the times you get up and go to bed, you're disrupting your body clock.
  一旦改变起床和睡觉的时间，就会扰乱你的生物钟。
• The data revolution is disrupting established industries and business models.
  数据革命正在瓦解已经建立的产业和商业模式。
• The problem with this approach is shown by research on endocrine disrupting effects of chemicals.
  对化学品激素干扰的研究表明了这样一种途径有问题。
• I don't like to see the patients disrupting their rooms like this.
  我不喜欢看到病人把房间弄得这么乱。
• He says growing demands for biofuels in the developing world are disrupting African agriculture.
  他说，发展中国家对生物燃料日益增加的需求正在破坏非洲农业。
• One such technique would neutralize disease-causing toxins by disrupting the bacteria's internal mechanisms.
  这样一种技术可以通过破坏细菌的内在机理来中和致病毒素。
• But she said her smartphone is increasingly disrupting her life at school and home.
  但她说，智能手机正日渐扰乱她在学校和家里的生活。
• What will come, then, from this disrupting drought is likely to be a shift of power.
  这场严重的干旱所带来的很可能是力量的转变。
• Additionally, PEI is considered to exhibit high transfection efficiency and endosomal disrupting capacity.
  此外，PEI也被认为具有高转染率和使内涵体破裂的能力。
• The earthquake forced some Japanese companies to halt production, disrupting the supply of key materials to other Asian countries.
  地震和海啸迫使日本一些公司停止了生产，影响了向亚洲其它国家提供关键材料的出口。