to disturb; to bother; to trouble; to interrupt

to disturb; to interfere with; to mess up a person's activity or state

to perplex; to disturb or worry; to cause distress or complications

to harass; to molest; to disturb or trouble others; to cause a commotion

unwanted sexual advances, remarks, or behavior

to throw into disorder; to harass or perturb

A type of protein produced by animal cells to fight viruses, tumors, and help regulate the immune system.

(idiom) to get upset over nothing; to make trouble for oneself or create problems where there are none

to be in a state of unrest, disturbance, or agitation

to bother or disturb someone; to annoy or vex someone

to invade and harass; to violate and disturb

confusion; unrest; disturbance; imbroglio

to alarm, agitate, or cause a commotion, especially in a military or social context

to launch surprise attacks; to harry or disturb an enemy through military raids

(of government policy, taxation, or undisciplined troops) to cause trouble for or oppress the populace

to cause trouble; to provoke a dispute; to disturb or harass people

to disturb; to annoy; to cause trouble or make it difficult for someone to be at peace

to move about and cause trouble; used to describe small groups of bandits or enemy forces who intrude into an area to harass the local population

a small disturbance or perturbation in physics

to bother or interfere with one another; to interact in a way that causes a disturbance

to disturb and harm; to harass; to cause trouble for a place or people

to disturb or harass with noisy talk; to be tumultuous or loud; same as [[喧闹|喧鬧|xuan1 nao4]]

to harass; to pester; to disturb or plague someone incessantly

to make a noisy disturbance; to bother or annoy others by being loud

(polite) to disturb someone; to trespass on someone's hospitality; used as a courteous expression to thank a host for their entertainment

to alarm one's own group; to frighten each other and cause a state of unease

to disturb or harass in an unrestrained or reckless manner

polite expression used to thank a host for their hospitality or to apologize for the trouble caused

To be unable to endure such annoyance or disturbance any longer; to find the harassment unbearable.

unable to put up with constant disturbance or harassment any longer

(literary) turmoil; great disorder; as chaotic as a mass of shifting clouds

deliberate interference or jamming of electronic signals by human agency

(literary variant) the six types of livestock, typically referring to horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, dogs, and chickens

(idiom) constant turmoil and chaos caused by warfare; a state where peace is impossible due to frequent fighting

(literary) to bother; to cause trouble or disturbance for someone

to bother or trouble someone; (polite) to thank a host for their hospitality or time

a polite expression used to thank a host for an invitation to a banquet or meal, literally meaning "I have bothered you"

interference caused by radio waves, often abbreviated as RFI

a radio station used to broadcast signals intended to block or interfere with other transmissions

perturbative expansion (physics)

A polite expression used to apologize for interrupting, bothering someone, or when preparing to leave a conversation.

to disturb others; to be annoying or troublesome

(literary) in a state of confusion; disordered; chaotic

(literary) in a state of turmoil; bustling and confused

A device on the upper surface of an aircraft wing used to disrupt airflow, reducing lift and increasing drag to assist in slowing down or descending

aerodynamic device used on vehicles or aircraft to reduce lift or drag; spoiler

A device used to encrypt or scramble electronic signals, such as telecommunications or television broadcasts.

to resist interference or jamming; (of a device or system) the ability to withstand signal disruption or electromagnetic jamming