گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'disturbance'

1 محیط زیست و منابع طبیعی:: آشفتگی (تاثیر منفی)

2 عمومی:: (حق) تعرض‌

3 عمومی:: اشوب‌

4 عمومی:: ناراحتی‌

5 عمومی:: مزاحمت‌

6 عمومی:: اختلال‌

7 :: اغتشاش

8 :: آشفتگی

1 general::   noun actions that upset the normal state of sb/sth ADJ. considerable, major, serious | minimal, minimum, minor, slight QUANT. level an unacceptable level of disturbance to occupiers of adjacent properties VERB + DISTURBANCE cause, create, make The traffic causes serious disturbance to residents. | suffer | prevent She moved the nest very carefully to prevent disturbance to the birds. PREP. without ~ a place where you can work without disturbance | ~ from disturbance from noisy lorries | ~ of the major disturbance of marine life caused by oil spillages | ~ to Buildings should create minimum disturbance to the environment. violent public event ADJ. serious The decision led to serious disturbances in all the country's main cities. | violent | public | crowd, mass | serious | civil, ethnic, political, racial, social | inner city, rural, urban VERB + DISTURBANCE cause, give rise to, lead to, provoke, trigger (off) He was arrested and charged with causing a disturbance in a public place. An influx of refugees has triggered off disturbances. | be involved in Large numbers of workers involved in the disturbances have been arrested. | deal with, put down, quell Troops were brought in to put down the disturbance. DISTURBANCE + VERB occur | involve sb disturbances involving members of a crowd of 550 demonstrators PREP. during/in a/the ~ Several people were injured during a disturbance in the capital city. | ~ among There had been violent disturbances among the prisoners. | ~ between disturbances between members of two rival factions PHRASES a disturbance of the peace The government advocated strong action against Mussolini's disturbance of the peace. emotional/physical upset ADJ. serious, severe | behavioural, emotional, mental, psychiatric, psychological teenagers suffering from a kind of psychological disturbance | bowel, menstrual | sleep VERB + DISTURBANCE suffer from PREP. ~ in a disturbance in liver function behavioural disturbances in children

2 general:: noun tumult: There was a disturbance in town.

3 general:: disturbance verbs cause/create a disturbance • Several people were arrested for creating a disturbance outside the embassy. quell a disturbance formal (= stop one ) • Extra police were called to quell the disturbances. a disturbance breaks out (= starts ) • A disturbance broke out between local youths and a group of sailors. adjectives a violent disturbance • Over a hundred people were injured during violent disturbances in the capital. a serious disturbance • There were serious disturbances in a number of British cities. a civil disturbance (= fighting between different groups of people in a country ) • Two men had already been killed in civil disturbances. a political disturbance (= about political ideas ) • Political disturbances followed the announcement. a racial disturbance (= between people of different races ) • Black people were still repressed and racial disturbances continued.