| 单词 | disturbance |
| 释义 | dis·tur·bance 1. 2. a. < understandable that the awkward age should be for the girl a period of painful disturbance — H.M.Parshley > b. < the disturbance of an easement > c. < hated the disturbance of his privacy > < the disturbance of his routine always made him grouchy > : a moving out of place < the disturbance of his papers > : alteration < an obesity related to endocrine disturbances > < some basic disturbance of the body's chemistry — G.W.Gray b. 1886 > also < looked out of the window to see what the disturbance was all about > : derangement < a certain appalling disturbance in the body politic > < market disturbances to which the less integrated and smaller business enterprises frequently find it difficult or even impossible to adjust — A.D.H.Kaplan > < the large-scale and national disturbances which so disrupted affairs — Collier's Year Book > d. e. f. < the disturbed personality is not always aware of the disturbance > |
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