英语
西班牙语
distract [美 dəˈstrækt, 英 dɪˈstrakt] 动词 trans
1. distract (divert):
2. distract (amuse):
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
He quickly distracts them and tosses their wooden clubs so high in the air that he claims they won't fall down again until winter.
en.wikipedia.org The shadows are used to hide the unnecessary or distracting details and light is used to illuminate the faces of the figures.
en.wikipedia.org Items can also be taken while a guest is distracted, for example when checking in.
en.wikipedia.org Pain points, for example, use tendons, ligaments, and muscles; the goal is to temporarily immobilize the target, or, at the very least, to distract them.
en.wikipedia.org That controversy may have partially distracted from the other methods used to study the action map.
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