disturb

disturb
[dɪsˈtɜːb]
verbo transitivo
1molestar (annoy, interrupt) (person); perturbar (sleep, concentration)
  • to disturb the peace (Law) -> alterar el orden público
2preocupar (worry)
3desordenar (disarrange) (papers, room); agitar (water surface)

disturb [dis-terb]
1Perturbar, inquietar, llenar de inquietud (trouble); desordenar (disarrange); estorbar, interrumpir (interrupt).
  • The noise disturbed my concentration -> el ruido me hizo perder la concentración
  • He found that his papers had been disturbed -> notó que alguien había tocado sus papeles
2Molestar (inconvenience); atormentar, inquietar; sorprender (burst in upon).
  • I’m sorry to disturb you -> but
va..., perdone que le moleste, pero...

disturb [dɪsˈtɜːb]
verb:transitive
1 (bother) [+person, animal] molestar
please do not disturb se ruega no molestar
sorry to disturb you perdona la molestia; try not to disturb Joseph, he's asleep intenta no despertar a Joseph, está durmiendo
a stray dog had been disturbing the sheep don't disturb yourself! cats don't like to be disturbed while they are with their kittens you should never disturb an animal when it is eating
2 (interrupt) [+order, balance] alterar; [+meeting, sleep] interrumpir; [+silence] romper
a car alarm disturbed her sleep una alarma de coche interrumpió su sueño la despertó;or to disturb the peace (Jur) alterar el orden público; they disturbed a burglar breaking into their house sorprendieron a un ladrón que estaba intentando entrar en su casa; her constant questions disturbed his concentration sus constantes preguntas le impedían concentrarse
the sudden sound of shouting disturbed the silence the slightest jolt can disturb the balance of the machine it's important to have at least a little time every day when your peace is not disturbed by phone calls
3 (worry) preocupar; (upset) afectar
the news disturbed him greatly la noticia le preocupó enormemente; the photos of the war victims disturbed her las fotos de las víctimas de guerra la afectaron
4 (disarrange) [+papers] desordenar; [+water, sediment] agitar
somebody had been in her room and disturbed her things alguien había estado en su cuarto y había revuelto sus cosas; the police asked if anything had been disturbed la policía preguntó si había algo fuera de su sitio
a speedboat passed by, disturbing the previously calm waters she disturbed the sand at the bottom of the tank with a stick

Verb Conjugation for "disturb"

Imperative
  • disturb
  • you disturb
  • he/she disturbs
  • we disturb
  • you disturb
  • they disturb
Preterite
  • I disturbed
  • you disturbed
  • he/she disturbed
  • we disturbed
  • you disturbed
  • they disturbed
Present Continuous
  • I am disturbing
  • you are disturbing
  • he/she is disturbing
  • we are disturbing
  • you are disturbing
  • they are disturbing
Present Perfect
  • I have disturbed
  • you have disturbed
  • he/she has disturbed
  • we have disturbed
  • you have disturbed
  • they have disturbed
Past Continuous
  • I was disturbing
  • you were disturbing
  • he/she was disturbing
  • we were disturbing
  • you were disturbing
  • they were disturbing
Past Perfect
  • I had disturbed
  • you had disturbed
  • he/she had disturbed
  • we had disturbed
  • you had disturbed
  • they had disturbed
Future
  • I will disturb
  • you will disturb
  • he/she will disturb
  • we will disturb
  • you will disturb
  • they will disturb
Future Perfect
  • I will have disturbed
  • you will have disturbed
  • he/she will have disturbed
  • we will have disturbed
  • you will have disturbed
  • they will have disturbed
Future Continuous
  • I will be disturbing
  • you will be disturbing
  • he/she will be disturbing
  • we will be disturbing
  • you will be disturbing
  • they will be disturbing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been disturbing
  • you have been disturbing
  • he/she has been disturbing
  • we have been disturbing
  • you have been disturbing
  • they have been disturbing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been disturbing
  • you will have been disturbing
  • he/she will have been disturbing
  • we will have been disturbing
  • you will have been disturbing
  • they will have been disturbing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been disturbing
  • you had been disturbing
  • he/she had been disturbing
  • we had been disturbing
  • you had been disturbing
  • they had been disturbing