disturb in English: To stop someone working, resting or sleeping by making noise or by coming near them. (verb)

Translation

To stop someone working, resting or sleeping by making noise or by coming near them.

Word origin

From Latin disturbare, meaning to throw a crowd into disorder.

Verb typeregular (disturb, disturbs, disturbed)

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"Disturb" someone means to break their peace.

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"Disturbed" is the past form.

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A polite way to say you are coming at a bad time.

bother

To take up someone time or make them cross when they want to be left alone.

noise

A loud or unpleasant sound.

quiet

Making little or no sound; not loud.

sleep

To rest with your eyes closed and your mind not awake, the way you do at night.

stop

To not move or not do something any more, or to make this happen.

annoy

To make someone a little angry, especially again and again.

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