Lingaku- to disturb
- to look for trouble
- to stir up a row
- to bother sb intentionally
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- to disturb
- to look for trouble
- to stir up a row
- to bother sb intentionally
This meaning refers to causing disruption or interference in a situation, often implying annoyance to others.
He always likes to disturb, making it impossible for people to focus on work.
Disturbing in class will affect classmates' learning.
This meaning indicates seeking conflict or deliberately causing problems for others.
She always stirs up trouble everywhere, as if she is intentionally looking for problems.
This meaning implies causing a disturbance that leads to arguments or disagreements among people.
He likes to stir up a row, resulting in an argument at the party.
This meaning is about deliberately annoying or troubling someone, often for amusement.
He likes to bother his friends intentionally to get them angry.
Please do not bother me; I am trying to work hard.
Generated collocations (experimental)
dǎo luàn捣乱de的xíng wéi行为disturbing behaviorgù yì故意dǎo luàn捣乱to intentionally disturbdǎo luàn捣乱zhě者disturberdǎo luàn捣乱shì jiàn事件disturbance eventdǎo luàn捣乱xīn qíng心情to bother someone's mooddǎo luàn捣乱gōng sī公司to disrupt a companydǎo luàn捣乱jiā tíng家庭to disturb a familydǎo luàn捣乱xiàn chǎng现场to disturb the scenedǎo luàn捣乱xué sheng学生troublemaker studentdǎo luàn捣乱huó dòng活动disruptive activitiesdǎo luàn捣乱qì fēn气氛to disrupt the atmospheredǎo luàn捣乱jì huà计划to interfere with a plan