Distracted Meaning in English
word · lemma: distract
/dɪˈstɹæktəd/
di-STRAK-tid
/dɪstɹˈæktɪd/
di-STRAK-tid
释义
Not paying full attention because your mind is on something else. It can also describe someone whose attention is easily pulled away by other things.
用法与细微差别
Often used for temporary lack of attention: 'You seem distracted today.' Common patterns: 'be distracted by something' and 'get distracted'. It is milder and more everyday than 'unfocused', and less serious than 'disturbed' or 'upset'.
Spanish: distraído - despistadoPortuguese (BR): distraídoPortuguese (PT): distraídoChinese (Simplified): 心不在焉的 - 分心的Chinese (Traditional): 心不在焉的 - 分心的Hindi: ध्यान भटका हुआ - विचलितArabic: شارد الذهن - مشتتBengali: উদাসীন - মনোযোগহীনRussian: рассеянный - отвлечённыйJapanese: 気が散った - 注意散漫なVietnamese: mất tập trung - bị xao nhãngKorean: 산만한 - 집중하지 못하는Turkish: dalgın - dikkati dağılmışUrdu: غافل - توجہ ہٹا ہواIndonesian: terganggu - tidak fokus
例句
I was distracted in class and missed the answer.
basic
She looks distracted today.
basic
Don't get distracted by your phone.
basic
Sorry, I’m a little distracted — I have a lot on my mind.
natural
He gets distracted so easily when he's working from home.
natural
I tried to read, but I kept getting distracted by the noise outside.
natural