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distraction noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + DISTRACTION | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEunwanted 无益的干扰good, nice, welcome 令人愉快的消遣brief, momentary 让人短时／短暂转移注意力的事constant 一直让人分心的事minor 小干扰big, huge, major 大的干扰；很大的干扰◆Her odd appearance is a major distraction whenever she is on screen.无论何时她出现在屏幕上，她怪异的外表总是很碍眼。unnecessary 不必要的分心事driver (especially NAmE) 让司机分心的事情◆new laws to address driver distraction caused by phone conversations针对司机开车打电话分心这一问题的新法律VERB + DISTRACTIONcause, create 造成／产生干扰◆She caused a distraction by setting off the alarm.她弄响了警报，造成了混乱。provide 提供让人放松的东西◆The TV provided a distraction from his work.电视使他能摆脱工作放松放松。use 利用干扰◆Becca used the distraction to make a run for it.贝卡趁乱逃之夭夭。eliminate, minimize 消除／最大限度地减少干扰avoid 避免干扰PREPOSITIONwithout distraction 不受干扰◆She worked hard all morning, without distraction.她埋头工作了整整一个上午，一点儿也没分心。distraction from 从⋯分散注意力◆Work was a welcome distraction from her problems at home.工作正好把她的注意力从家庭问题上转移开。PHRASESdrive sb to distraction 使某人精力分散◆My kids drive me to distraction at times.孩子们有时令我心情烦躁。love sb to distraction 爱某人爱得发狂 |