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1. (adj.) distracted
having the attention diverted; not concentrating.
2. distracted
rendered incapable of behaving, reacting, etc., in a normal manner, as by worry or remorse; disturbed.
Etymology: (1580–90)
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| Definition of 'distracted' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) distracted, distrait
having the attention diverted especially because of anxiety
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1. (adjective) distracted
≠ attentive, focused
He had seemed distracted all morning.; distracted drivers
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| Definition of 'distracted' |
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1. (adj) distracted
mentally disordered; unsettled; mad
2. distracted
of Distract
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Sense: turned aside (from what one is doing or thinking)
He had slipped out while her attention was distracted.
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 Afrikaans: aflei |
 Arabic: سارِحِ الفِكْر |
 Bulgarian: объркан |
 Brazilian: distraído |
 Czech: rozptýlený |
 German: abgelenkt |
 Danish: forstyrret; afledt |
 Greek: αφηρημένος |
 Spanish: distraído |
 Estonian: kõrvale juhitud |
 Farsi: منحرف شده |
 Finnish: hämmentynyt |
 French: distrait |
 Hebrew: לֹא מְרוּכָּז |
 Hindi: विचलित |
 Croatian: odvući pažnju |
 Hungarian: zavart |
 Indonesian: dialihkan |
 Icelandic: annars hugar |
 Italian: distratto |
 Japanese: 気が散った |
 Korean: 산만한 |
 Lithuanian: nukreiptas, atitrauktas |
 Latvian: izklaidīgs; novērsis uzma |
 Malay: terganggu |
 Dutch: afgeleid |
 Norwegian: forstyrret, ukonsentrert, |
 Polish: odwrócony, odciągnięty |
 Persian: منحرف شده |
 Pashto: منحرف كول |
 Portuguese: distraído |
 Romanian: distras; neatent |
 Russian: отвлечённый |
 Slovak: rozptýlený |
 Slovenian: raztresen |
 Serbian: skrenut |
 Swedish: avledd, på annat håll |
 Thai: ไม่มีสมาธิ |
 Turkish: dikkat dağınık, kafası ye |
 Taiwanese: 注意力分散的 |
 Ukrainian: спантеличений |
 Urdu: منحرف |
 Vietnamese: bị sao lãng |
 Chinese: 心烦意乱的 |
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