dis|or´der|er — dis|or|der «dihs R duhr», noun, verb. –n. 1. a lack of order; confusion: »The room was in disorder after the birthday party. SYNONYM(S): jumble. 2. a public disturbance; tumult; riot; unruly conduct: »Mounted troops were called out to put an end… … Useful english dictionary
dis|or|der|ly — «dihs R duhr lee», adjective, adverb, noun. –adj. 1. not orderly; untidy; confused: »The troops fled in a disorderly retreat. An untidy, messy room is disorderly. SYNONYM(S): irregular. 2. causing disorder; making a disturbance; breaking rules;… … Useful english dictionary
dis|or|der|li|ness — «dihs R duhr lee nihs», noun. a disorderly condition: »She was scolded for the disorderliness of her om … Useful english dictionary
dis·or·der — /dısˈoɚdɚ/ noun, pl ders 1 [noncount] : a confused or messy state : a lack of order or organization People who witnessed the tragedy describe a scene of disorder [=chaos] as rescuers tried to find survivors. The filing system was thrown into… … Useful english dictionary
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ob|ses|sive-com|pul|sive dis|or|der — noun. of or having to do with an obsessional neurosis. a type of anxiety disorder in which a person experiences intrusive, unwanted, and repeated fearful thoughts, images, or impulses, called obsessions … Useful english dictionary
post-trau|mat|ic stress dis|or|der — «pohst tr MAT ihk strehs dihs R duhr», a psychological reaction to highly stressful events or personal injury, usually manifested in depression, anxiety, nightmares, flashbacks; also called PTSD: » documented elevated rates of post traumatic… … Useful english dictionary
Dis — Dis, in der Musik die um einen halben Ton gesteigerte zweite Stufe der diatonischen u. die vierte der diatonisch chromatischen Tonleiter … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
Dis Pater — {{Dis Pater}} »Der reiche Vater«, römischer Gott der Unterwelt. Der Name ist vermutlich eine Übersetzung des griechischen Plutos* … Who's who in der antiken Mythologie
Dis wo ich herkomm — Studioalbum von Samy Deluxe … Deutsch Wikipedia
