abrupt adj. 突然的，陡峭的，生硬的
例句：The abrupt change of schedule brought Elizabeth lots of trouble.
行程的突然改變給伊麗莎白帶來許多麻煩。
erupt vt. 噴出 vi. 爆發(fā)
例句：We all know that an active volcano may erupt at any time.
我們都知道活火山隨時可能爆發(fā)。
bankrupt n. 破產(chǎn)者 adj. 破產(chǎn)了的，完全喪失 vt. 使破產(chǎn)
例句：It's all known that a beggar can never be bankrupt.
大家都知道乞丐是永遠不會破產(chǎn)的。
corrupt adj. 腐敗的，貪污的，被破壞的，混濁的 v. 腐爛，腐蝕
例句：The food has been corrupted because of the wet weather.
由于潮濕的天氣，食物已腐爛。
disrupt v. 使中斷，使分裂，使瓦解，使陷于混亂，破壞
例句：An accident has disrupted highway services into and out of the city.
一次交通事故使進出這座城市的高速公路交通陷于泥亂。
disturb vt. 弄亂，打亂，打擾，打亂 v. 擾亂
例句：I am sorry to disturb you!
抱歉打擾您。
disturbance n. 騷動，擾亂，打擾，干擾，*，攪動
例句：The noise of cars passing along the road is a continual disturbance to our quiet at school.
馬路上來往的車輛聲音不斷地擾亂我們學校的安寧。
interrupt vt. 打斷，妨礙，插嘴 vi. 打斷 n. 中斷信號
例句：May I interrupt you for just three minutes?
打斷您三分鐘可以嗎?
rupture v. 破裂，斷裂，斷絕(關系等)，割裂 n. 破裂，決裂
例句：Bob will rupture his muscle if he goes on dancing like that!
鮑勃要是繼續(xù)那樣跳舞會使肌肉斷裂的!