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disruptive in Polish

disruptive in Polish is rozpraszający, zakłócający spokój — disruptive means causing trouble, disorder, or interruption to normal activity.

disruptive in Polish

rozpraszający
adj
Causing disruption or unrest.
zakłócający spokój
adj
Causing disruption or unrest.

What does "disruptive" mean?

  1. adj Causing trouble, disorder, or interruption to normal activity.
    "The teacher asked the disruptive students to sit apart."
  2. adj In business, describing an innovation that radically changes or displaces an existing market.
    "Streaming was a disruptive technology for the TV industry."
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disruptive in a sentence

  • The teacher asked the disruptive students to sit apart.
  • Loud construction noise was disruptive to the neighborhood.
  • Streaming was a disruptive technology for the TV industry.

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What is "disruptive" in Polish?

"disruptive" in Polish is rozpraszający, zakłócający spokój. disruptive means: Causing trouble, disorder, or interruption to normal activity.

How do you use "disruptive" in a sentence?

Example: "The teacher asked the disruptive students to sit apart." In Polish, "disruptive" is rozpraszający, zakłócający spokój.

Are there other ways to say "disruptive" in Polish?

Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "disruptive": rozpraszający, zakłócający spokój.

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