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Translate disrupted from English to French

Summary

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disrupt:
- troubler
Wiktionary:
- disrupt → interrompre, déranger, perturber
- disrupt → casser, arrêter, rompre, interrompre, couper

English

Detailed Translations for disrupted from English to French

disrupted:

Synonyms for "disrupted":

discontinuous; noncontinuous

Related Definitions for "disrupted":

marked by breaks or gaps¹
- many routes are unsafe or disrupted¹

disrupt:

disrupt verb

disrupt

– throw into disorder ¹
troubler
- troubler verb (trouble, troubles, troublons, troublez, troublent, troublais, troublait, troublions, troubliez, troublaient, troublai, troublas, troubla, troublâmes, troublâtes, troublèrent, troublerai, troubleras, troublera, troublerons, troublerez, troubleront)

Translation Matrix for disrupt:

Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
troubler	disrupt	anger; cloud; disturb; embarrass; enrage; incense; obscure; upset
-	break up; cut off; disunite; divide; interrupt

Related Words for "disrupt":

disrupting, disrupted, disruptive

Synonyms for "disrupt":

interrupt; break up; cut off; break; break off; discontinue; stop
chime in; cut in; put in; butt in; chisel in; barge in; break in

Related Definitions for "disrupt":

interfere in someone else's activity¹
throw into disorder¹
- This event disrupted the orderly process¹
make a break in¹

Wiktionary Translations for disrupt:

disrupt

verb

to interrupt or impede something
- disrupt → interrompre
to throw into confusion or disorder
- disrupt → déranger; perturber

disrupt

verb

troubler, changer les habitudes, la condition physique ou psychique d'un individu.
- perturber → bother; disturb; disrupt; perturb

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• disrupt	→ casser; arrêter; rompre; interrompre	↔ abbrechen — (transitiv) etwas beenden, unterbrechen
• disrupt	→ couper	↔ unterbrechen — etwas trennen; ein Rohr, ein Seil, eine Leitung zerteilen

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