disturb
dis
ˈdɪs
dis
turb
tɜrb
tērb
British pronunciation
/dɪstˈɜːb/

Définition et signification de « disturb » en anglais

to disturb
01

déranger, importuner

to trouble someone and make them uneasy
Transitive: to disturb sb
to disturb definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The unsettling report from the doctor disturbed him.
Le rapport inquiétant du médecin l'a dérangé.
02

déranger, perturber

to alter the position or shape of something
Transitive: to disturb sth
to disturb definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The gardener accidentally disturbed the soil, exposing the roots of the plants.
Le jardinier a accidentellement dérangé le sol, exposant les racines des plantes.
03

perturber, déranger

to disrupt or alter the usual order or operation of something
Transitive: to disturb a process or activity
example
Exemples
The heavy rain disturbed the flow of traffic, causing major delays.
La pluie battante a perturbé le flux de la circulation, provoquant des retards majeurs.
04

déranger, perturber

to cause inconvenience or disrupt someone’s comfort or routine
Transitive: to disturb sb/sth
example
Exemples
She did n’t want to disturb her friend by asking for help late at night.
Elle ne voulait pas déranger son ami en demandant de l'aide tard dans la nuit.
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