distract in Italian
distract in Italian is distrarre — distract means to pull someone's attention away from what they should be focusing on.
distract in Italian
distrarre
(transitive) To divert the attention of.
What does "distract" mean?
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verb To pull someone's attention away from what they should be focusing on.
"The noise outside distracted the students during the exam."
distract in a sentence
- The noise outside distracted the students during the exam.
- Don't let your phone distract you while driving.
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What is "distract" in Italian?
"distract" in Italian is distrarre. distract means: To pull someone's attention away from what they should be focusing on.
How do you use "distract" in a sentence?
Example: "The noise outside distracted the students during the exam." In Italian, "distract" is distrarre.
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