英语释义

1. to draw or direct (something, such as someone's attention) to a different object or in different directions at the same time
was distracted by a sudden noise

2. to turn aside divert
refused to be distracted from her purpose

3. to stir up or confuse with conflicting emotions or motives

4. insane, mad

5. to cause (someone) to stop thinking about or paying attention to someone or something and to think about or pay attention to someone or something else instead

6. to take (attention) away from someone or something

7. to draw a person's thoughts or attention to something else
The TV distracts me when I'm studying.

英汉例句

• it can「 t explain the reduction of the priming effect, when distractible stimulation is put between priming stimulation and target stimulation.

  激活扩散模型不能很好的解释由于在启动刺激和目标刺激之间加入干扰刺激而出现的启动效应的衰减。

• some people find that their minds are more active or distractible during walking than during sitting meditation. this may be because walking is more active and the eyes are open.

  有些人感觉他们的心在行禅时较坐禅更容易掉举散乱，这可能是因为行禅是动态的，而且眼睛又是睁开的缘故。

• one person close to the famously distractible singer says that for a time he became preoccupied with making a feature-length movie based on the music video for the album」s title track.

  一个知情人士透露说，这个爱分心的歌星，有段时间，曾非常专注于这样一个计划：在《颤栗》音乐录影的基础上，拍摄出一部长篇电影。

• dr. lamberts, an augusta, ga. , physician and writer of musings of a distractible mind, notes that he has a few simple rules that help him get along better with his patients.

  来自乔治亚州奥古斯塔，多才的医生和作家lamberts博士提出：他有几个简单的规则，可以帮助他更好地与他的病人相处。

相似词

abstract摘要；提取；抽象化；退出；转移；使心不在焉

detract贬低；减去

divert转移；使…欢娱；使…转向

throw off摆脱；抛弃；关闭