distraction

dis'trækʃәn

雅思 Collins 1

n. mental turmoil
n. an obstacle to attention
n. the act of distracting; drawing someone's attention away from something

n. 娱乐, 分心的事物, 分心
[医] 注意力分散, 内脱位, 牙弓过宽

Collins 星级

8,644

BNC 频率

6,171

使用频率

distraction 由前缀 dis-（表示否定或分散）和词根 tract（拉，拖）以及后缀 -ion（表示动作或状态）组成，可以理解为“分散注意力的状态”。

例句

1. She found it hard to concentrate because of the constant distractions around her.

因为周围的不断干扰，她发现很难集中注意力。

2. Turning off your phone can help reduce distractions while studying.

关掉手机可以帮助减少学习时的干扰。

3. He took a break to clear his mind of distractions before the big exam.

在重要考试之前，他休息了一下，清理了心中的干扰。