distrait
dɪˈstreɪ
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Definition of distrait - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
absent-mindednot fully focused due to preoccupation
  • She seemed distrait during the entire meeting.
distracted preoccupied
2.
anxioushaving attention diverted because of anxiety
  • He was distrait, worrying about the test results.
anxious distracted preoccupied
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Origin of distrait

French, distrait (distracted)

Examples of distrait in a sentence

  • Her distrait manner worried her friends.
  • She appeared distrait during the meeting.
  • His distrait manner worried his friends.

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  1. French:distrait, ...
  2. German:zerstreut, ...
  3. Italian:distratto, preoccupato, ...
  4. Spanish:distraído, ...
  5. Portuguese:distraído, ...
  6. Chinese:心不在焉, 心神不宁的, ...
  7. Japanese:気が散った, 上の空の, ...
  8. Arabic:شارِد الذِّهْن, شَارِد, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְפֻזָּר, מֻסָּח דַּעַת, ...
  10. Russian:рассеянный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розсіяний, ...
  12. Hindi:अन्यमनस्क, चिंतित, ...

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