及物动词使分心; 使混乱
及物动词attract
及物动词
1. Noise distracted the writer from his work.
吵闹声使这位作者工作时注意力分散。
2. He was distracted between two objects.
他被这两件东西所迷惑。
3. My attentions are distracted from my study.
我读书的注意力分散了。
4. Don't distract my attention.
不要分散我的注意力。
5. The news distracted her.
那个消息使她十分苦恼。
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2. 分心,困恼：dissect#解剖;详细研究 | distract#分心;困恼 | disunite#使分离
3. 拉走了-->分散,转移,分神：attract 一再地拉-->吸引(美好的) | distract 拉走了-->分散,转移,分神 | cise 切
1. 分散(注意力);使分心
If something distracts you or your attention from something, it takes your attention away from it.
e.g. Tom admits that playing video games sometimes distracts him from his homework...
汤姆承认玩电子游戏有时会使他无心做作业。
e.g. Don't let yourself be distracted by fashionable theories...
不要让自己被流行的理论分散了注意力。
1. The senator said he will not allow the report to distract him from his presidential campaign.
2. distract的反义词
2. In spite of some countries'recent attempts to distract and demonize China, few countries in the world today are keener on preserving peace than this country is.
3. Popular discontent about inequity and injustice has accumulated to such extent that it has the potential to distract the nation from its focus on development.
4. INDIANAPOLIS - Stephen Jackson didn't let his outside issues distract him.
5. She downloaded some educational apps to distract him from the cartoons, but they soon lost their novelty and he was back watching the cartoons.
6. Experts say that residents should not touch or play with guide dogs as it could distract them from their task of helping the blind.
7. An increasing number of people consider it a label, under which anything that might distract students from their exam preparations can be listed.
8. Yang said the US is now provoking ASEAN nations in order to disrupt their relations with China and distract China from competing with the US.
9. Don't let the illuminated images of human fornication flanking the kitchen distract you from what it serves up.
10. He added that many other reforms were likely to be " red capes " like those used by a bullfighter " to distract Venezuelans from his real objective ".
verb
1. disturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmed
e.g. She was rather perturbed by the news that her father was seriously ill
Synonym: perturb unhinge disquiet trouble cark disorder
2. distract的解释
2. draw someone's attention away from something
e.g. The thief distracted the bystanders
He deflected his competitors
Synonym: deflect