英 [disˈtrækt frɔm]
美 [dɪˈstrækt frʌm]
v.
转移；分散；使分心；使发狂
用作动词(v.)Several people talking at once distract a listener.
几个人同时讲话会使听者分散注意力。We created a diversion to escape from prison.
我们为了越狱，声东击西，分散注意力。
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