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interrupt

[in-tuh-ruhpt, in-tuh-ruhpt] / ˌɪn təˈrʌpt, ˈɪn təˌrʌpt /


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Carriers were scrambling to update software on thousands of Airbus planes after the jet maker recalled about 6,000 A320 aircraft on Friday, citing solar radiation’s potential to interrupt flight controls.

From Barron's

The panel issue now threatens to interrupt an end-of-year scramble to meet the company’s annual production target.

From The Wall Street Journal

She was interrupted, though, when a neighbor reached out to tell her that her home of 42 years had burst into flames.

From The Wall Street Journal

Humanitarian flights, interrupted at the height of the crisis due to lack of fuel, have resumed about three times a week "to the northern and central regions", an NGO source told AFP.

From Barron's

“Spring” is a densely packed wall, interrupted by two doorways, which causes Ms. Yukhnovich’s floral interventions to cluster particularly close together, suggesting the sudden bursting forth of life following the hoary months.

From The Wall Street Journal