disorder

• n. 混乱；骚乱
• vt. 使失调；扰乱

dis-, 不，非，使相反。order, 秩序。即没有秩序，混乱。

disorder (v.)

late 15c., from dis- "not" (see dis-) + the verb order (v.). Replaced earlier disordeine (mid-14c.), from Old French desordainer, from Medieval Latin disordinare "throw into disorder," from Latin ordinare "to order, regulate" (see ordain). Related: Disordered; disordering.

disorder (n.)

1520s, from disorder (v.).

1. There are other forms of civil disorder — most notably, football hooliganism.

还有其他形式的民众骚乱，最出名的是足球流氓行为。

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2. Inside all was disorder: drawers fallen out, shoes and boots scattered.

屋内凌乱不堪：抽屉都掉落出来，鞋靴东一只西一只满地都是。

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3. The disorder in military policy had its origins in Truman's first term.

军事政策的混乱可追溯到杜鲁门的第一届任期。

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4. I have a skin disorder, it destroys the pigmentation in my skin.

我患有一种皮肤病，破坏了我的天然肤色。

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5. Many suffered from a definable alcohol, drug, or mental disorder.

许多人都患有能够辨识的酗酒、吸毒或心理障碍。

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