divert in Latin
divert in Latin is diverto — divert means to change the direction or course of something.
divert in Latin
diverto
What does "divert" mean?
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verb To change the direction or course of something.
"Police diverted traffic away from the accident scene."
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verb To draw someone's attention away from something.
"She tried to divert him from the topic by changing the subject."
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verb To entertain or amuse someone.
"The clowns diverted the children while the parents queued for tickets."
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divert in a sentence
- Police diverted traffic away from the accident scene.
- Funds were diverted from the marketing budget to cover the shortfall.
- She tried to divert him from the topic by changing the subject.
- The clowns diverted the children while the parents queued for tickets.
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What is "divert" in Latin?
"divert" in Latin is diverto. divert means: To change the direction or course of something.
How do you use "divert" in a sentence?
Example: "Police diverted traffic away from the accident scene." In Latin, "divert" is diverto.
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