Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Disrupt"

A: to suddenly interrupt something

A: Interrupt.

The boy disrupts class everyday.

I don’t mean to to disrupt your dinner coming over at this time.

There have been several disruptions this morning due to the construction next door.

A: It means to interfere or interupt something. An example sentence is: The student likes to disrupt the class.

A: To interrupt is to stop the continuous progress (flow) of something

To disrupt is to cause a disturbance that will therefore (in consequence) interrupt something

A: The construction outside is disrupting my concentration. (The speaker can't focus because it is so loud)

All the metal in the room disrupted my cell signal, so I couldn't even check my texts.

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A: A teacher to a naughty student.

Please do not disrupt our lesson

Another example:
I did not call you because I knew that you were busy. I did not want to disrupt your work

A: Don't disrupt me! Please don't disrupt the class

A: Heavy rain disrupted the train service in many parts of England.

A: @nimh25: Don't disrupt the meeting, they can't have any distractions.

A: Interrupt- stop the continious process/activity
Disrupt- interrupt an activity by causing a disturbance or problem

A: All three are very similar in their definition. In most cases they can be swapped between eachother.

Disrupt - To stop, to put an end to something.
Interrupt - To stop someone, to cut off someone
Interfere - To get in the way, to prevent something

"I will disrupt the attack"
"I will interrupt the attack"
"I will interfere with the attack."

"Don't disrupt the classroom while we're taking a test."
"Don't interrupt me while I am talking to the classroom."
"Don't interfere with me while I am talking to the classroom."

"The fallen tree disrupt the flow of water."
"The fallen tree interrupted the flow of water."
"The fallen tree interfered with the flow of water."

A: You had to disrupt our conversation? Or, Don't interfere with my speech again.

A: Disrupt has more of a negative sound than interrupt, and tends to have a negative effect from the disruption. Disrupt can be used for actions and processes. Interrupt on the other hand tends to be a more temporary set-back, which doesn't necessarily have a negative outcome or a permanent negative effect. Let me know if you have any specific sentences or contexts you would like me to explain!

A: Train Disruption
Disruption of Traffic
The Earthquake disrupted the economic growth of...

Interrupted the conversation
May I interrupt you here and ask a simple question?
He was in the middle of work when the phone interrupted.

A: disrupt

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