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distrait

/dih-strey; French dees-tre/US // dɪˈstreɪ; French disˈtrɛ //UK // (dɪˈstreɪ, French distrɛ) //

肖像,画像,描述,描写

Related Words

abstracted抽象的,抽取的,抽出的,抽象地distracted分心,分心的,分心了,分散注意力dreamy梦幻般的,梦幻的,梦幻,梦寐以求的inattentive不专心,心不在焉,不专心致志,不专心的preoccupied全神贯注,全神贯注的,心不在焉,心事重重lost in thought怔怔出神,沉思中,痴心妄想,沉思

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : inattentive because of distracting worries, fears, etc.; absent-minded.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.absent-minded
Synonyms
a million miles away万里之外,百里之外,万里之遥,百万里之外abstracted抽象的,抽取的,抽出的,抽象地distracted分心,分心的,分心了,分散注意力dreamy梦幻般的,梦幻的,梦幻,梦寐以求的inattentive不专心,心不在焉,不专心致志,不专心的lost in thought怔怔出神,沉思中,痴心妄想,沉思preoccupied全神贯注,全神贯注的,心不在焉,心事重重

Examples

  • "I've noticed Wade has been a little distrait for some time," Raed observed.

  • It is not surprising, therefore, that he should be nervous and distrait when he reappeared; but Dacre soon put him at ease.

  • Katherine was neither preoccupied nor distrait, or unamused even by the small accidents and absurdities of travel.

  • Irene was grave and distrait this morning, with a chilly reserve about her that did not court lover-like advances.

  • She still sat at the tea table, but all having been served, she was idle and a little distrait.

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