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distracted

/dɪsˈtræktɪd/

/dɪˈstræktɪd/

distractedpartizip perfekt

/dɪˈstræktɪd/

Used attributively or predicatively as the past participial adjective of the verb "distract."

Definitionen

Having had one's attention diverted or disturbed; affected by distraction.

After hours of constant interruptions, she became distracted and unable to continue.

Synonyme

distractedadjektiv

more distracted

Komp.

most distracted

Super.

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Übersetzungen

рассеянный

He was too distracted to focus on his work.

Он был слишком рассеянный, чтобы сосредоточиться на своей работе.

отвлечённый

She gave a distracted nod, not really listening to the conversation.

Она кивнула отвлечённо, не особо слушая разговор.

Definitionen

Unable to concentrate because one's mind is preoccupied.

She was so distracted by the noise outside that she couldn't focus on her work.

Showing a lack of attention or concentration; appearing absent-minded.

He gave her a distracted smile, barely listening to her words.

Mentally deranged or insane (archaic).

Rumor had it that the distracted king wandered the halls at night, raving at unseen foes.

Synonyme

Antonyme

distractverb

distracted

Präteritum

distracted

Präteritum

distracted

Partizip Perfekt

distracting

Gerundium

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Übersetzungen

отвлекать

The loud noise can distract students during the exam.

Громкий шум может отвлекать студентов во время экзамена.

Definitionen

To divert attention from something or someone.

The loud music distracted me from finishing my homework.

To cause someone to lose focus or concentration.

The buzzing fly distracted him during the exam.

Synonyme

distract attention

Antonyme

distractadjektiv

Definitionen

Insane, crazed, or mentally deranged (archaic).

I must be distract to entertain such foolish hopes.