disruptive — causing or tending to cause disruption; innovative in a way that challenges traditional methods
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: causing or tending to cause disruption; innovative in a way that challenges traditional methods
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪsˈrʌptɪv/
Korean meaning: 방해하는, 파괴적인; 기존 방식에 도전하는 혁신적인
Korean pronunciation: 디스**럽**티브
Example Sentences
- Tom's disruptive snoring turned the quiet library into a comedy show.
- Smartphones were disruptive to the traditional camera industry.
- The teacher asked the disruptive student to stop making paper airplanes during math class.
disruptive
ADJECTIVE//dɪsˈrʌptɪv//
causing or tending to cause disruption; innovative in a way that challenges traditional methods
causing or tending to cause disruption; innovative in a way that challenges traditional methods
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Her disruptive vision proves more eruptive than corruptive!
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라틴어 'disrumpere'(산산조각 내다)에서 유래되어, 기존 질서를 깨뜨리는 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“Tom's disruptive snoring turned the quiet library into a comedy show.”
“Smartphones were disruptive to the traditional camera industry.”
“The teacher asked the disruptive student to stop making paper airplanes during math class.”
“Electric cars are proving to be disruptive to the oil industry.”
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