Translation and Meaning of: 乱す - midasu
The Japanese word 「乱す」 (midasu) is a verb that carries the meaning of "to disorganize" or "to disturb." This expression is widely used in contexts where there is a break in the order or the natural routine of things. The word is composed of the kanji 「乱」 (ran or midasu) which means "confusion" or "disorder" and the suffix す (su), which is a verbal ending that indicates action.
Etymologically, the kanji 「乱」 has its origins in the pictographic representation of frayed threads, symbolizing confusion or disorder. Historically, this kanji has been associated with social disturbances and disorganization in various spheres, from small everyday disturbances to large-scale riots. This association is quite visual, recalling how our ancestors viewed chaos as something intrinsically tied to the image of unordered lines or threads.
The use of the verb 「乱す」 (midasu) is versatile and can be applied in different contexts. It is not limited to physical realities like a messy room, but also extends to abstract situations such as disturbing mental peace or disrupting a discussion. This breadth makes the expression a recurring choice in daily life, especially in situations where there is a breakdown of harmony or tranquility.
Incorporating 「乱す」 into the vocabulary requires an understanding of the various levels of "disorder" that the word implies. In different contexts, disorganization can have varied impacts, affecting everything from minor events to situations that require significant efforts to restore order or balance. Thus, its use not only reflects on the disorder itself but also on the actions and efforts to remedy that situation.
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Verb conjugation of 乱す
- 乱す - Basic form
- 乱さない - negative
- 乱される - ive
- 乱させる - causative
- 乱した - Past
- 乱している - Present continuous
Synonyms and similar words
- 乱れる (midareru) - Disorder; disturb the order.
- 乱雑にする (ranzatsu ni suru) - Leave something in a state of confusion or disorder; cause disorganization.
- 混乱させる (konran saseru) - Cause confusion; disturb clarity.
- 騒がせる (sawagaseru) - To provoke uproar or agitation; to cause noise.
- めちゃくちゃにする (mechakucha ni suru) - Cause complete chaos; disrupt in an extreme way.
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Romaji: midasu
Kana: みだす
Type: verb
L: jlpt-n1
Translation / Meaning: play out of order; disorder; disturb
Meaning in English: to throw out of order;to disarrange;to disturb
Definition: To disturb the things of its order and rules.
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How to Write in Japanese - (乱す) midasu
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Example Sentences - (乱す) midasu
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Kare wa tsuneni keikaku o midasu
He always disrupts the plans.
He always messes up the plan.
- 彼 (kare) - He
- は (wa) - Topic particle
- 常に (tsuneni) - Always
- 計画 (keikaku) - Plan
- を (wo) - Direct object particle
- 乱す (midasu) - Disturb, mess up
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