单词: disruption

音标: /dɪsˈrʌpʃən/

意思:

n. 打乱，干扰；破坏；中断

常用于指打乱正常的运作、流程，或是突然的变化导致系统不稳定或中断。

翻译：

打乱，破坏，中断：指某种事物或过程因某种原因突然中断或变得混乱。

读音：

dɪs = /dɪs/，像“dis”中的音。

rʌp = /rʌp/，类似于“rap”的发音。

ʃən = /ʃən/，像“shun”一样。

用法：

Disruption 可用于各种场景，如技术变革、社会变化、工作环境的中断等。

它通常暗示一种意外或不期望的变化，可能对某种系统或计划造成影响。

例句：

The company faced a major disruption due to the unexpected market crash.
（由于意外的市场崩盘，该公司面临重大中断。）

The new technology has caused a disruption in the traditional way of doing business.
（这项新技术打破了传统的商业运作方式。）

There was a significant disruption to the flight schedule because of the snowstorm.
（由于暴风雪，航班时间表发生了重大中断。）

The disruption of the supply chain led to delays in production.
（供应链的中断导致生产延误。）

The global pandemic caused a huge disruption in education systems around the world.
（全球大流行对世界各地的教育系统造成了巨大冲击。）

Disruptions in the power grid caused widespread outages.
（电网的中断导致大范围停电。）

The government is working to minimize the disruption caused by the economic recession.
（政府正在努力减少经济衰退带来的冲击。）

Disruption in the workplace can be both a challenge and an opportunity.
（职场中的冲击既是挑战也是机遇。）

We need to adapt quickly to avoid the disruption of our services.
（我们需要迅速适应，以避免服务的中断。）

Climate change is expected to cause significant disruptions to agriculture.
（预计气候变化将对农业造成重大冲击。）

短语搭配：

economic disruption - 经济中断

technological disruption - 技术变革

social disruption - 社会动荡

supply chain disruption - 供应链中断

disruption of services - 服务中断

disruption to daily life - 对日常生活的干扰