sidetracked

英 [ˈsaɪdtrækt]

美 [ˈsaɪdtrækt]

v.  使转变话题; 使转移目标
sidetrack的过去分词和过去式

过去式：sidetracked　

COCA.34162

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使分散思路;使转变话题;使转移目标
  If youare sidetrackedby something, it makes you forget what you intended to do or say, and start instead doing or talking about a different thing.
  1. He'd managed to avoid being sidetracked by Schneider's problems...
     他最终总算没有因施奈德的问题而分心。
  2. The leadership moved to sidetrack the proposal...
     领导层采取行动来转移对该提议的关注。
  3. They have a tendency to try to sidetrack you from your task.
     他们总试图让你从你的任务中分心。

双语例句

• However, emotions have a "controlling precedent," and our actions can get us sidetracked from our goal.
  “然而，情绪有一个”控制的先例，“和我们的行动可以从我们牵制我们的目标。
• The children were sidetracked by the television and didn't do their homework.
  孩子们被电视吸引过去，不做功课了。
• Don't allow yourself to get sidetracked by any unnecessary distractions right now.
  不要让自己获得撇在一边的任何不必要的分心了。
• Don't get sidetracked. how'd he get back to the states?
  别离题，他如何返回美国？
• I always get sidetracked.
  我总是被折腾。
• He doesn't let himself sidetracked by fads and trends.
  他不让自己受到时髦和时尚东西的折腾。
• Focus on basic issues and do not get sidetracked with secondary issues or defending your denomination.
  主要讨论基本问题，不要转到次要问题，或仅仅捍卫您的教派。
• I got a little sidetracked.
  我受了一点干扰。
• It is where you cognitively decide that you are going to work towards a goal and achieve that goal without being sidetracked by "instant" distractions.
  那是你认知地决定你将要朝着一个目标努力并达到那个目标而不会被即刻的分心的事物导入旁轨的状况。
• Large meetings tend to offer too much information at once, and attendees can get sidetracked.
  大型会议经常是一次性提供太多的信息，参与者可能会跑题。