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disrupt russian

  • нару́шить

    to violate, to break, to infringe, to transgress

    to disturb, to break (silence)

    to disrupt, to upset

  • наруша́ть

    to violate, to break (a rule), to infringe, to breach

    to disrupt, to disturb, to break (silence), to interrupt

  • расстра́ивать

    to upset, to distress, to make sad

    to thwart, to frustrate, to wreck

    to disrupt, to throw into disorder, to disorganize

  • сорва́ть

    to tear off, to rip off, to take off (forcibly)

    to pick, to pluck

    to thwart, to disrupt, to ruin, to spoil

    to vent (on somebody), to take out (on somebody)

  • расстро́ить

    to upset, to distress, to sadden

    to thwart, to frustrate, to foil, to ruin

    to throw into confusion, to disorder, to disrupt

    to put out of tune, to untune

    to upset (the stomach), to impair, to shatter (the nerves), to derange

  • срыва́ть

    to tear off, to pull off, to rip off

    to disrupt, to thwart, to foil, to sabotage

    to pick, to pluck

    to take out on, to vent on

  • наруша́ться

    to disrupt

  • разла́дить

    to put out of order, to break, to mess up, to disrupt

    to wreck, to spoil, to cause to fall through

    to put out of tune, to detune

  • разла́живать

    to put out of order, to disrupt, to mess up, to derange

    to put out of tune, to detune

    to wreck, to ruin, to spoil

  • расстро́енный

    upset, distressed, dejected

    out of tune, untuned

    disordered, disrupted, shattered (nerves)

    thwarted, frustrated, foiled

  • наруше́ние

    violation, breach, infringement, contravention

    disturbance, disruption, disorder

  • расстро́йство

    disorder, dysfunction

    distress, upset, low spirits

    upset stomach, diarrhoea

    disarray, disruption, frustration (of plans)

  • срыв

    breakdown, nervous breakdown, collapse

    failure, collapse, disruption, thwarting

    tearing off, stripping, detachment, stall (of airflow)

    precipice, steep slope, escarpment

  • сбой

    failure, malfunction, breakdown, glitch

    disruption, hitch, interruption

    losing the step, falling out of step, break in rhythm

    offal, head and trotters and entrails

  • разла́д

    discord, dissension, rift, disagreement

    disorder, disarray, disruption

  • нару́шиться

    to be violated, to be broken, to be disrupted, to be disturbed

  • срыва́емый

    being torn off, being pulled off, being plucked, being picked

    being disrupted, being foiled, being frustrated, being called off

  • непосле́довательность

    inconsistency, inconsequence, incoherence

    disrupted sequence, lack of proper order

  • срыва́ющий

    tearing off, picking, plucking

    disrupting, thwarting, frustrating, spoiling

  • дестабилизи́рующий

    destabilizing, disruptive, unsettling

  • сорва́вший

    having torn off, having plucked, having broken off, having disrupted

  • пробо́й

    breakdown (of insulation), puncture, disruptive discharge

    hasp, staple, clamp, holdfast

  • прерыва́ющий

    interrupting, breaking, disruptive

  • ниспроверга́ющий

    overthrowing, subverting, toppling, disruptive

  • срыва́вший

    tearing off, plucking, picking, breaking off

    disrupting, thwarting, foiling

  • сры́вщик

    saboteur, disruptor, wrecker, defaulter

  • нару́шившийся

    disrupted, disturbed, broken, damaged

  • разлаживающий

    disrupting, disorganizing, upsetting

  • разлаживавший

    disrupting, disorganizing, unsettling, spoiling

  • разла́дивший

    having disarranged, having disrupted, having spoiled

  • подсёкший

    who has undercut, who has cut at the base

    who has hooked (a fish)

    who has undermined, who has disrupted, who has sabotaged

  • переши́бленный

    broken, fractured

    spoiled, ruined, upset, disrupted

  • перерывающий

    interrupting, breaking off, disruptive

    digging up, turning over, rummaging through

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