Collocations for "disturbing"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "disturbing" in context.
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disturb
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.v
- disturbed my [sleep, concentration, studying]
- disturbed her [brother, parents, teacher]
- disturbed the [meeting, conversation, proceedings]
- [laughter, shouting, protesters] disturbed the [meeting]
- disturbed by [a loud noise, laughter]
- disturb the [peace, order]
- disturb [progress, growth, development]
- disturb the status quo
- stop disturbing us!
- don't disturb [him, the baby, the patient]
- please do not disturb
- [she, the phone, the noise] disturbed me
- [always, constantly] disturbs him
- disturbed him by [humming, singing, asking]
- disturbed her [when, while, as]
- [bad weather, illness] disturbed our [plans, vacation]
- disturb the [notes, folders, papers]
- disturb his [order, organization, system]
- the [news, movie, scene] disturbed me
'disturbing' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):