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dis·rup·tive
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disruptively (adv.), disruptiveness (n.)
词根:disrupt
adj.disrupt 分裂的,中断的;分散的
n.disruption 破坏,毁坏;分裂,瓦解
vt.disrupt 破坏;使瓦解;使分裂;使中断;使陷于混乱
adjective
disrupting or tending to disrupt some process, activity, condition, etc. : causing or tending to cause disruption It is hoped that, if the child learns that disruptive behavior brings no rewards, his tantrums will diminish and perhaps stop.—Susan Sheehan In recent years, airlines began to carry plastic handcuffs as a way to restrain disruptive passengers.—Erik Holm Other teammates marvel at how easily he morphs from a mild-mannered family man in the locker room into a disruptive force on the field.—Jefri Chadiha
a disruptive weather pattern
disruptive innovation破坏性创新
disruptive behavior破坏性行为
"引起或倾向于引起破坏的",1862年; 见 disrupt + -ive。从1840年起,指电放电(在这个意义上可能来自法语)。到1876年,指"由破裂产生的"。相关词汇: Disruptively; disruptiveness。
破裂的:裂开,分裂
The first known use of disruptive was in 1827
disruptiveadjective
characterized by psychologically disorganized behavior
a confused, incoherent, and disruptive patient in the manic phase
1 Mr. Miller’s exit from “Silicon Valley” after four seasons was acrimonious, as he trashed the show in interviews and reports emerged that he was a disruptive presence on the set.
2 But his disruptive tendencies might have gotten the best of him.
3 But the route was swallowing up large tracts of Palestinian land and was impossibly disruptive in places, including in the village of Budrus.
4 Disruption is never neutral, so to me, the question is: To whom are disruptive acts accountable?
5 “The best you can do with canceling someone is cutting off attention, your time and your money. Canceling is not enough of a disruptive practice to take a politician out of office.”
6 “The concert security personnel saw the man’s disruptive actions of the event and he was escorted out.”
7 In Hollywood, longtime industry executives are whipsawed by two competing and equally powerful forces: fear and loathing of Netflix’s disruptive business model, and deep desire for its money.
8 That Kyra has chosen to live like this comes as a shock to Tom, who shows up at her flat one night with the startling and disruptive energy of an unforeseen tornado.
9 The fraternity’s real-estate manager, himself an alumnus of Yale, told the student paper that the decision not to renew was a consequence of years of disruptive behavior and complaints of misconduct.
10 I’m writing to let you know that Billy, generally one of our better-behaved children, has recently been more disruptive.
11 They can cause unpleasant smells and produce lots of disruptive or toxic smoke, and burning them is bad for the environment.
12 She turned herself into a disruptive alien, an outsider, a disturber.
13 He warned that the parade route Paul had requested passed near a number of bars and saloons and that some of the men may get rowdy and disruptive.
14 Few forces were as disruptive to Tupac’s generation as the illicit drug trade.
15 This year’s Obie Awards are expected to take place in November, which would be 28 months after the last ceremony, reflecting the extraordinarily disruptive role the pandemic has played in theatermaking.
16 "It’s unfortunate that Dish is once again operating in a disruptive manner that takes away networks and programming from their customers," Turner said.
17 “In ‘The Sisters Brothers’, it’s a story about going home, going back to mother, that home, without the disruptive influence the father had been.
18 It really isn't though, because at its heart is a deeply human story about the relationship between Mark the disruptive pupil with a nightmare home situation and Ian, the teacher who wins him over.
19 Airways said crew members deny using racial slurs during an altercation with an actor who was removed from a flight for disruptive behavior.
20 Now I’m going to go out in the most menacing, disruptive, psychologically aggressive period that our world has been in since the ’60s and be vulnerable and open.
2 破裂
broken cracked fractured ruptured cracky chasmal rhexis rent burst disruption rupture breakage bust-up break tear split crack RIP flaw bust fracture disrupt breach rip plosion chink spring blowup
5 破坏性
destructive wasteful wrecking ruinous wasting baleful pestilent slaughterous destructible deadly wreckful galley-west
6 引起混乱
7 破坏的
8 制造混乱的
9 分裂的
rent split cracking divided dissociative schismatic lobed clastic lobate partite -fid disrupt parted
11 分裂性
12 分裂性的
13 创新的
14 使分裂
disintegrate schismatize part tear split distract fission dissociate rend atomize crosscut unjoint
15 革新
16 分裂
rent split cracking divided dissociative schismatic lobed clastic lobate partite division divide disruption rift segmentation ramification cleavage splitting parting fission disintegration secession schism dissociation disorganization separatism abruption spall disunion scission segment sever splinter disintegrate rend rive disunite dispart tear disrupt fragment dissociate dissever split-off breakup split-up -fid parted break scissure solution partition fissure dichotomy dissipation meiosis disjunction sliver fragmentate schismatize part distract atomize crosscut unjoint split across
17 开拓性的