Definition of perturb - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
emotional effectRare make someone worried or anxiousRare
- The strange noise perturbed the dog..
2.
physicsTECH. slightly change the motion of an objectTECH.
- The experiment perturbed the particle's path.
3.
mathematicsTECH. make small changes to an equation or valueTECH.
- We need to perturb the equation for better results.
4.
astronomyTECH. alter the orbit of a celestial bodyTECH.
- The comet perturbed the planet's orbit.
Origin of perturb
Latin, perturbare (disturb)
Examples of perturb in a sentence
His sudden outburst perturbed everyone in the room. The force perturbed the satellite's orbit slightly. A sudden gust of wind perturbed the drone's flight. To solve the problem, we must perturb the variables. The scientist decided to perturb the data slightly. A nearby star perturbed the asteroid's path.
The satellite's trajectory was perturbed by gravitational forces.
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- French:troubler, modifier, ...
- German:beunruhigen, stören, ...
- Italian:turbare, perturbare, ...
- Spanish:perturbar, alterar, ...
- Portuguese:perturbar, alterar, ...
- Chinese:使不安, 扰动, ...
- Japanese:不安にさせる, 変える, ...
- Arabic:أَقْلَقَ, شَوَّشَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַדְאִיג, לְשַׁנּוֹת מְעַט, ...
- Russian:тревожить, изменять, ...
- Ukrainian:турбувати, змінювати, ...
- Hindi:चिंतित करना, थोड़ा बदलना, ...
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