disturbing
perturbador
definition
verb
being sent to jail had apparently not disturbed his cheerfulness
interfere with the normal arrangement or functioning of.
adjective
disturbing unemployment figures
causing anxiety; worrying.
translation of 'disturbing'
verb
atrapalhar,
mexer,
incomodar,
desorientar,
perturbar,
inquietar
example
The hourly records disclosed show a number of 'disturbing' features.
The programme makers said they had decided to show the tape, despite its 'disturbing' character, on the grounds of public interest.
The following post contains 'disturbing' images not intended for most viewers.
I see a very 'disturbing' trend developing on Net discussion boards.
The plight of the working class in Dublin at this time was 'disturbing' .
The results, which must be 'disturbing' to the various ruling elites, are all the more striking.
The implications of private ownership of knowledge are deeply 'disturbing' .
Without a doubt, we are living in a 'disturbing' new world, where what was once unthinkable has become reality.
The picture is also more than a little 'disturbing' .
Of late, the stock market has been making some 'disturbing' noises.
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