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Перевод: disrupted

[прилагательное]
разорванный; разрушенный

Тезаурус:

1. Within the revolutionary upheaval envisaged, relations between town and countryside are disrupted.
2. Activity time-out : the child is simply barred from joining in an enjoyable activity, but still allowed to observe it - for example, having disrupted a board game, she is made to sit out of the game.
3. For fifty years since the posthumous publication of Henri Pirenne's Mahomet et Charlemagne (1937) scholars have been debating what they have labelled its "thesis": that the ancient rhythms of an undivided Mediterranean civilization had enough tenacity to survive Germanic invasions and settlements, and were disrupted and transformed only as a consequence of the spread of Muslim power, cutting the Mediterranean in half.
4. The daily routine is disrupted only by extreme weather and by the rut, and even during the rut it is only the males whose activity is much changed.
5. Production was severely disrupted in all departments during the afternoon as the shop stewards spread the message.
6. The development of language learning is thereby disrupted.
7. Her headache was back, and her vision was disrupted.
8. The Merseysiders are well blessed with defensive talent and started the season with a central pairing of Dave Watson and Gary Ablett, a partnership disrupted to accommodate Keown's return from injury.
9. South Africa can be especially proud of the victory, as their lineout was disrupted by the loss of two key players through injury.
10. The game continues to attract young teenagers whose education is disrupted by the tantalising prospect that they will become professional players.
11. The race build up has been disrupted by the controversy over an attempt to impose a minimum time limit of 1hr 50min, because of road closures.
12. Millard dropped to left-back, with Buckingham switching to the right, but Farnham's rhythm was disrupted and Cranleigh were quick to take advantage.
13. When we are in a state of disease then the smooth calm surface is disrupted by ripples (or even waves!) spreading out from the site of disturbance.