disturb
Significado: To interrupt someone or something; to cause worry or upset
Disturb means to interrupt someone's peace, sleep, or work, or to disrupt the order of something. It can also describe causing emotional distress or worry. 'Do not disturb' is a common sign used in hotels. Something 'disturbing' is unsettling or troubling to witness or think about.
Ejemplos
- Please don't disturb me while I'm working on this report. 我在写这份报告时请不要打扰我。Por favor, no me molestes mientras trabajo en este informe.このレポートに取り組んでいる間は邪魔しないでください。이 보고서를 작성하는 동안 방해하지 말아 주세요.
- The disturbing news left everyone feeling anxious. 令人不安的消息让每个人都感到焦虑。Las noticias inquietantes dejaron a todos sintiéndose ansiosos.不穏なニュースにみんな不安を感じました。불안한 소식에 모두가 걱정을 느꼈습니다.
- Sorry to disturb you, but there's someone at the door. 抱歉打扰你,但有人在门口。Perdona que te moleste, pero hay alguien en la puerta.お邪魔してすみませんが、玄関に誰かいます。방해해서 죄송하지만, 현관에 누가 왔습니다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: general
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Old French 'destorber', from Latin 'disturbare' meaning 'to throw into disorder', from 'dis-' (completely) + 'turbare' (to confuse, disorder), from 'turba' (crowd, tumult). Related to 'turbulent', 'trouble', and 'perturb'.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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