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Перевод: disrupt

[глагол]
разрывать; разрушать; подрывать; срывать

Тезаурус:

1. To introduce canonised solicitors into the Supreme Court of the universe is to disrupt this system.
2. The association's leaders, who in two days of talks failed to secure any significant improvement in the the 9 per cent, 18-month offer thrown out last month, said that the ballot form would ask if members supported sanctions, possibly including action which would disrupt services to patients.
3. It seeks to disrupt all aspects of life, from supply lines to social services, using extremely violent methods.
4. Intervention in the market economy can only lead to harmful results, therefore, because it will disrupt the workings of the overall economic order.
5. Adverse conditions disrupt service on Commons line Sketch.
6. Separatists tried unsuccessfully to disrupt a military parade in Lithuania.
7. "What Hitler failed to do, Ashdown wants to do - bring Britain under the rule of the Germans and the French," he yelled in an attempt to disrupt Mr Ashdown's walkabout.
8. TEETHING troubles with America's second space shuttle, Challenger, could disrupt plans for the first flight of Europe's Spacelab this autumn.
9. The chlorine will irritate their skin and gills, disrupt some of their metabolic functions and subject them to a huge amount of environmental stress - and stress is the number one killer of fish.
10. From May 1985 this included a trade embargo and an economic blockade, mining Nicaraguan ports, large-scale support for the Contras and various undercover operations to disrupt the economy.
11. After convincing contractors, with whom it was fighting over cost overruns, not to disrupt the fete, its shares were knocked when anaylsts given a preview were reportedly unamused.
12. Gippy Tummy, Delhi Belly, the Rangoon Runs, the Tokyo Trots, Mexican Heartburn, etc: Squitters may not kill the traveller but it does disrupt his social life.
13. The British East India Company was largely opposed to the idea of missionary work, fearing that it might cause hostility among the natives and disrupt its trade.