interrupt [ˌɪntəˈrʌpt, америк. -t̬ə-] ГЛ. перех., неперех.
2. interrupt (annoy):
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- przeszkadzać [perf przeszkodzić]
| I | interrupt |
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| you | interrupt |
| he/she/it | interrupts |
| we | interrupt |
| you | interrupt |
| they | interrupt |
| I | interrupted |
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| you | interrupted |
| he/she/it | interrupted |
| we | interrupted |
| you | interrupted |
| they | interrupted |
| I | have | interrupted |
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| you | have | interrupted |
| he/she/it | has | interrupted |
| we | have | interrupted |
| you | have | interrupted |
| they | have | interrupted |
| I | had | interrupted |
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| you | had | interrupted |
| he/she/it | had | interrupted |
| we | had | interrupted |
| you | had | interrupted |
| they | had | interrupted |
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The tremors shook the church's bell from its tower, sending it careening through the roof, interrupting worship services for a considerable period.
en.wikipedia.org His unreliable narrator switches rapidly between first- and third-person perspectives, interrupting narrative flow with epistolary items from fictional sources.
en.wikipedia.org Crosstalk, members interrupting each other to provide feedback during meetings, is allowed.
en.wikipedia.org After interrupting this ministry for several years he took it up again.
en.wikipedia.org The weak and inconstant winds meant that her efforts had little effect beyond interrupting his quarries' journeys.
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