disruptive

美音：[dɪs'rʌptɪv] 英音：[dɪs'rʌptɪv]

简单释义：

adj.引起混乱的；扰乱性的；破坏性的

网络颠覆性；破坏的；分裂性的

完整释义：

adj.

1.分裂(性)的;破裂的;破坏性的
2.破坏的,分裂性
3.〔技〕分裂的,破坏的,爆裂的,摧毁的,击穿的
4.爆炸性的

例句：

The need for operational improvement is one thing; competing with a radically disruptive business model can be much more demanding.
运营改善的需要是一码事，与极其具有破坏性的商业模式竞争则要难得多。
A statement on the ministry's Web site said the pranks had been disruptive to the officials' work, urging that they stop.
中国科学技术部在网站发表一项声明，表示这些留言干扰官员工作，呼吁他们停止继续恶作剧。
Disruptive and dissenting elements had to be kept at bay for the maintenance of peace and solidarity among the community of monks.
破坏性和不同的因素都必须成为维持和平和僧人的团结的港湾。
He said: "These figures show the finance sector's forward view may be better at seeing the disruptive change of new technology. "
施泰纳说：“上述数据显示，金融业的前瞻也许更善于看到新技术的破坏性变化。”
Building a rooftop extension from prefabricated units is less disruptive than constructing it on site, which can take up to a year.
用预制单元盖屋顶房比就地盖房破坏性要小得多，而且后者工期要花上一年时间。
Yes, he was disruptive and broke the rules, but I always wondered what I would do when that happened to me.
是的，孩子造成了混乱，并破坏了规则，但是我一直想知道，如果这事发生在我身上，我会怎么做。
It is disruptive trying to fit someone in when they are going to be around only a few weeks.
把只会呆上几周的人安插进来，会打破流程。
Or - just as with the previous desktop hits of the past, will it come from a little-known upstart with a disruptive technology?
亦或——就像以前的桌面，来自一个具有颠覆性技术的鲜为人知的暴发户？

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