disrupter

IPA/dɪsɹˈʌptə/
IPA/dɪsɹˈʌptɚ/

disrupter — 名詞

1. a person, company, or thing that causes major change by introducing new methods,

1.名詞B2
釋義

顛覆者

打破常規、帶來變革的人或事物

a person, company, or thing that causes major change by introducing new methods, products, or ideas that interrupt long-established ways of doing things

例句

Femi's app became a disrupter in the taxi industry by offering cheaper rides across Lagos.

Femi 的應用程式在計程車業界成為顛覆者，在拉各斯各地提供更便宜的乘車服務。

disrupter + in + [industry]

Many investors called the new battery technology a disrupter that would change electric cars forever.

許多投資人將這項新電池技術稱為顛覆者，認為它將永遠改變電動車產業。

call + noun + a disrupter + that-clause

常見搭配
  • market disrupter
  • industry disrupter
  • technological disrupter
  • become a disrupter
  • seen as a disrupter
  • act as a disrupter
  • start as a disrupter
同義詞
  • innovator

    focuses on introducing new ideas rather than breaking existing ones

  • game-changer

    less formal, emphasises the scale of the effect

  • revolutionary

    more dramatic, suggests complete overthrow of the old system

反義詞
  • follower

    someone who adopts changes rather than creating them

  • traditionalist

    someone who prefers to keep existing methods

文法句型

disrupter + in + [industry/field]

disrupter + of + [system/market]

用法筆記

This word is most common in business contexts and technology journalism. A disrupter does not simply cause problems — it changes an established system, often in a way that is seen as positive or innovative by supporters.

常見錯誤

The new CEO was a great disrupter who made the company worse.
The new CEO was a disrupter who changed how the company operated.
'disrupter' focuses on causing major change, not on making things worse.

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • market disrupter
  • industry disrupter
  • technology disrupter
  • startup disrupter

常用片語

  • act as a disrupter
  • emerge as a disrupter
  • be seen as a disrupter
  • position oneself as a disrupter

介系詞搭配

  • disrupter in (an industry)
  • disrupter of (a system)
  • disrupter to (the market)