English–Japanese
“become disorganized” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajimidareru
Example
生活が乱れます。sei katsu ga mida re ma su
My daily routine becomes disorganized.
How to say “become disorganized” in Japanese
“Become disorganized” in Japanese is 乱れる (midareru).
Describes something falling out of its established order, neatness, or calm.
Example sentences with 乱れる
大雨の影響で、電車のダイヤが大きく乱れました。ō ame no ei kyō de den sha no da i ya ga ō ki ku mida re ma shi ta
Because of the heavy rain, train schedules were severely disrupted.
Tips for using 乱れる
- For English speakers, 乱れる (midareru) covers both visible disorder, as in 髪が乱れる (kami ga midareru), and a disrupted routine, as in 生活が乱れる (seikatsu ga midareru).