disrupt

verbB1 · Intermediate

To stop something from going on as normal.

Meaning of «disrupt»

verb

to stop something from going on as normal

The storm will disrupt flights across the whole country.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

to stop someone or something going on

interruptstop someone who is talking or doing somethingPlease don't interrupt me while I am speaking.

disturbbother someone who is resting or workingShh, don't disturb the baby; she is sleeping.

disruptstop a plan or system working as normalThe snow disrupted trains all over the country.

Word family

disrupt B1 · verbdisruption B2 · noundisruptive B2 · adjective

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