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Перевод: disorder

[существительное]
беспорядок ; непорядок ; путаница ; безалаберность ; неустроенность ; неурядица ; неполадки ; смущение; волнения ; беспорядки ; разброд ; расстройство; бардак ;
[глагол]
приводить в беспорядок; расстраивать

Тезаурус:

1. It is remarkably similar to a sheep disease known as "scrapie", and a rare human disorder called Creutzfeldt-Jacob (CJ) disease, which culminates in senility.
2. Is it yet another symptom of the general decay of Western civilisation so well exemplified by widespread social disorder, the decline of moral standards and the onslaught of printed toilet tissue?
3. It is a bitter indictment of our own time that the phrase "inner city" should today universally conjure up images of disorder, poverty, fear, vandalism, and alienation.
4. Insanity was, and still is, a complete defence to crime, as we saw in Chapter 6.2 above, but its confines are narrow, and some persons obviously suffering from mental disorder came to be sentenced to death for murder before 1957.
5. The tests on this sample confirmed the vet's opinion that my dog has a metabolic disorder.
6. The sodomite becomes a virulent image of this threat, embodying a foreign infection which in turn is linked to social disorder and economic collapse at home.
7. A period of disorder and insurrection followed and finally, in December 1921, representatives of the Provisional Government of Michael Collins met with representatives of the British Government and concluded a "treaty" agreeing upon the establishment of the Irish Free State with provision for Northern Ireland to opt out as, predictably, it would and did.
8. A: Only the usual things war risks, self-inflicted injuries, alcohol or drug abuse, mental disease or disorder, pregnancy or childbirth.
9. Though to some extent exaggerated by the press, the disorder that surrounded it was far greater than anything occasioned by earlier industrial confrontations at locations such as Saltley, Grunwick, and Warrington.
10. The miners' strike was a platform for the exercise of new police tactics to deal with disorder.
11. If you are elderly, have a heart, lung or kidney disorder or have diabetes, you should take particular care not to catch flu.
12. Even though the fear of violence may have been justified in this case, the 30-mile zone and the fact that the disorder was expected to emanate from other than the marchers make the implications of the case disturbing, even in the context of Northern Ireland.
13. It is plausible that disorder follows a similar pattern.