disturb
UK [dɪ'stɜ:b] US [-'stɝ:b] verb transitive
INTERRUPT 打断
IMPROVER
■to interrupt what someone is doing 打断；干扰•Please don't disturb Georgina - she's trying to do her homework.请不要打扰乔治娜——她正在用功做功课。 •I'm sorry to disturb you so late, but my car's broken down and I was wondering if I could use your phone.很抱歉这么晚来打扰你，我的汽车坏了，想借用一下你的电话。 disturb the peace
■to break the law by behaving unpleasantly and noisily in public 扰乱治安•Several England supporters were arrested and charged with disturbing the peace after the match.几位英格兰队的支持者被捕，他们被指控在赛后扰乱治安。
UK [dɪ'stɜ:b] US [-'stɝ:b] verb transitive
WORRY 使着急
■to cause someone to be worried or upset 使焦虑；使烦恼•Some scenes are violent and may disturb younger viewers.某些场景中有暴力内容，可能会使年幼些的观众产生焦虑情绪。
UK [dɪ'stɜ:b] US [-'stɝ:b] verb transitive
MOVE 移动
■to move or change something from its usual position, arrangement, condition or shape 移动，挪动；改动，使变动•The thief had disturbed the documents in her filing cabinet, but nothing had been taken.窃贼翻动了她档案柜中的文件，但甚么都没拿走。 |