n.(制度、进程、生活方式等的)混乱，紊乱

原形：dislocation复数：dislocations

The earthquake caused widespread dislocation of people from their homes.
地震导致大量居民流离失所。
The factory had to shut down due to a major mechanical dislocation.
工厂因重大机械故障而关闭。
The injury resulted in a dislocation of his shoulder, requiring immediate medical attention.
这次受伤导致他的肩膀脱臼，需要立即就医。
The financial crisis led to a global economic dislocation, with many businesses failing.
金融危机引发了全球经济动荡，许多企业倒闭。
The storm caused significant dislocation in the transportation system, disrupting daily routines.
暴风雨对交通系统造成严重混乱，打乱了日常生活。
The sudden change in management caused dislocation and uncertainty among employees.
管理层的突然变动使员工感到不安和混乱。
The child's dislocated elbow was put back into place by the doctor with a gentle manipulation.
医生通过温和的手法将孩子脱臼的肘部复位。
The pandemic led to a dislocation in the job market, with many workers losing their employment.
大流行病导致就业市场的混乱，许多工人失去了工作。
The earthquake resulted in the dislocation of several historical buildings, damaging their structural integrity.
地震导致几座历史建筑发生位移，破坏了它们的结构完整性。
The introduction of new technology caused dislocation in traditional industries, forcing them to adapt or perish.
新技术的引入使传统行业受到冲击，迫使它们要么适应，要么消亡。