Traduções para „disrupt“ no dicionário Inglês » Polaco

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disrupt [dɪsˈrʌpt] VERBO trans

1. disrupt (disturb):

disrupt

zakłócać [perf zakłócić]

2. disrupt (stop):

disrupt

przerywać [perf przerwać]

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Military service disrupted his life when at the age of 42 he was in the army.

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Their early married life is disrupted by a major wave of strikes.

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It also depends on whether the salt is kosmotropic (stabilizes water structure) or chaotropic (disrupts water structure).

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The principal filming occurred in the summer so the production could use the school and so the educations of the child actors were not disrupted.

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P2 disrupts the blood's ability to carry hemoglobin around the body, greatly shortening the host's life.

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The number of roads has disrupted the grass cover which has serious effects on plant and animal species.

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However, that same year a major economic downturn seriously disrupted the company, and by 1978 it was insolvent.

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Children suffer from stress and disruption when they have to leave home because of domestic violence, and it also disrupts their education.

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The winds were strong enough to disrupt power and water utilities, as well as destroy a few houses.

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His touch disrupts systems, whether they be a living being, a machine, or a field of energy.

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