disrupting

英 [dɪsˈrʌptɪŋ]

美 [dɪsˈrʌptɪŋ]

v.  扰乱; 使中断; 打乱
disrupt的现在分词

现在分词：disrupting　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使中断;扰乱
  If someone or somethingdisruptsan event, system, or process, they cause difficulties that prevent it from continuing or operating in a normal way.
  1. Anti-war protesters disrupted the debate.
     反战示威者们打断了辩论。
  2. The drought has severely disrupted agricultural production.
     旱灾已严重影响了农业生产。

双语例句

• The data revolution is disrupting established industries and business models.
  数据革命正在瓦解已经建立的产业和商业模式。
• It also shows how the ease of doing iterations without disrupting usage can contribute to successful application development projects.
  还展示了在不中断使用的情况下，轻松实现的迭代如何促成成功的应用程序开发项目。
• What will come, then, from this disrupting drought is likely to be a shift of power.
  这场严重的干旱所带来的很可能是力量的转变。
• The problem with this approach is shown by research on endocrine disrupting effects of chemicals.
  对化学品激素干扰的研究表明了这样一种途径有问题。
• Not content with disrupting the meeting, he then proceeded to insult the chairman.
  他打断了会议还不满足，接着又开始侮辱主席。
• "So far we can say we are disrupting some networks," she adds.
  “迄今，我们可以说我们对一些网络造成破坏，”她补充说。
• But she said her smartphone is increasingly disrupting her life at school and home.
  但她说，智能手机正日渐扰乱她在学校和家里的生活。
• Urbanisation and industrialisation are both increasing demand for water, at a time when climate change is disrupting supply.
  在气候变化导致供应中断之际，城市化和工业化都在加大人们对水资源的需求。
• Regimes in major oil producing countries are crumbling, disrupting production.
  主要产油国的政权正土崩瓦解，导致生产陷入混乱。
• Deliberate radiation or reflection of electromagnetic energy for the purpose of disrupting enemy use of electronic devices or systems.
  意在破坏敌人用电子装置或系统的电磁能量的精心反应。