disruptive

英 [dɪs'rʌptɪv] 美 [dɪs'rʌptɪv]

• adj. 分裂的；破坏性的；制造混乱的

英英释义

Adjective:

1. characterized by unrest or disorder or insubordination;

   "effects of the struggle will be violent and disruptive"
   "riotous times"
   "these troubled areas"
   "the tumultuous years of his administration"
   "a turbulent and unruly childhood"
   

例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

1. We should be alert to the potentially disruptive elements in society.
   我们应该警惕社会上潜在的破坏分子。
2. It is more about evolution not disruptive innovations now.
   重要的是，这是一种进化的过程，而非是破坏性的创新。
3. The impact of Western civilization has been highly disruptive.
   西方文化的影响具有高度的破坏性。
4. He has a disruptive influence on the other children.
   他能影响别的孩子使他们失控。

经典引文

• A student they had come to look on as a disruptive nuisance.

  出自： A. West

• A commitment by returning miners to ensure the survival of their own pits will preclude disruptive action.

  出自：Guardian

词汇搭配

• disruptive distance 击穿距离
• disruptive gradient 击穿梯度
• disruptive pressure 击穿气压
• disruptive oxidation 破坏氧化
• disruptive voltage 哗电压
• disruptive force [电] 分裂力
• disruptive spark 击穿火花
• disruptive test 哗试验,耐电压试验,...
• disruptive field intensity 击穿电场强度...
• disruptive strength 击穿强度
• disruptive explosive 爆裂性炸药
• disruptive selection 歧化淘汰
• disruptive interference 破坏性干扰
• disruptive discharge 击穿放电
• disruptive effect 破坏性效果

近反义词

【近义词】

• disorderly 无秩序的
• destructive 破坏性的
• factious 内讧的
• troublesome 令人烦恼的
• troublemaking 捣乱的行为
• unruly 难控制的
• unsettling 使人不安的
• upsetting 令人心烦意乱的...
• disturbing 烦扰的
• distracting 分散；转移；分心；困扰（...
• riotous 暴乱的
• turbulent 狂暴的
• troubled 不安的
• tumultuous 喧哗的