distracting

英 [dɪˈstræktɪŋ]

美 [dɪˈstræktɪŋ]

adj.  令人分心的; 让人思想不集中的
v.  转移(注意力); 分散(思想); 使分心
distract的现在分词

现在分词：distracting　

BNC.32749 / COCA.21601

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 令人分心的; 让人思想不集中的
  If you say that something isdistracting, you mean that it makes it difficult for you to concentrate properly on what you are doing.
  1. It's distracting to have someone watching me while I work.
     我工作的时候要是有人看着就会分心。

双语例句

• I was not distracting you.
  我没有要转移你的注意力。
• I find it too distracting to work with the television on.
  我觉得开着电视工作太分散注意力了。
• You're distracting him from his process.
  你打扰到他工作了。
• IPOs and increased media attention can be very distracting to your employees and a drag on performance.
  首次公开募股和越来越多的媒体关注可能会让你的员工分心，甚至可能给公司的业绩拖后腿。
• Nothing is more distracting to an audience than side conversations, bored shuffling and extended drinks of water.
  没有什么东西能比在旁边交头接耳、随意走动和额外喝几口水更分散观众的注意力了。
• I don't care about so many distracting things.
  我不在乎那许许多多令人分心的事物。
• Glen: That killer robot is really distracting!
  格伦：这个机器人杀手真的精神错乱了！
• Why aren't the police rushing in now that I'm distracting him?
  那个警察现在为什么不冲进来，我已分散了他的注意力？
• Rather than burdening a team with distracting self-doubt and pity, try to help others, he advises.
  他建议，与其让自我怀疑和后悔等负担干扰团队的表现，不如试着助他人一臂之力。
• And you're distracting me at a critical juncture.
  你在我的关键时期让我分心了。