Translations for „disorganise“ in the English » Chinese Dictionary

disorganize, disorganise [dıs­ˈɔːgə­naız] VB trans

disorganize

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disorganize

扰乱 rǎoluàn

▶ disorganization, disorganisation [dıs­ˌɔːgə­naıˈzeıʃən] N

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And in times of war, it's also about wars (that)... destabilise and disorganise the enemy before a major commitment of force.

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Their effect is to disorganise and pathologise private life.

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We didn't just disorganise them, we also demoralised them.

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He hoped to disorganise the enemy over such a large area that some point would fatally give way.

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The widespread changes brought up through modernisation served to disorganise community and family life, and encouraged the young to question prevailing customs and traditions.

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From the cover of the rough breastworks at street corners and in the squares the insurgents were able for a time to disorganise all traffic and communication.

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They disorganise our own resistance to illnesses.

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