distractions in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for distractions in the English»French Dictionary

distraction [Brit dɪˈstrakʃ(ə)n, Am dəˈstrækʃ(ə)n] N

1. distraction (from concentration):

distraction

distraction f

I don't want any distractions (environmental)

je ne veux pas être distrait

I don't want any distractions (human)

je ne veux pas qu'on me dérange

2. distraction (being distracted):

distraction

inattention f

a moment's distraction

un moment d'inattention

3. distraction (diversion):

distraction

diversion f

to be a distraction from problem, priority

détourner l'attention de

4. distraction (entertainment):

distraction

distraction f

a distraction from

un dérivatif à

to come as a welcome distraction from

être un dérivatif agréable à

5. distraction (madness):

distraction dated

folie f

to drive sb to distraction

rendre qn fou/folle

to love sb to distraction

aimer qn à la folie

Translations for distractions in the French»English Dictionary

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égarement

distraction

diversion liter

diversion, distraction

aimer qn/qc à la folie

to love sb/sth to distraction form

distractions in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for distractions in the English»French Dictionary

distraction N

1. distraction (recreation):

distraction

distraction f

2. distraction (diversion):

to be a distraction from sth

détourner l'attention de qc

Phrases:

to drive sb to distraction

rendre qn fou

to love sb to distraction

aimer qn éperdument

Translations for distractions in the French»English Dictionary

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dérivatif

distraction

dérivatif à qc

distraction from sth

distraction

distraction

égarement

distraction

distractions Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be a distraction from sth

détourner l'attention de qc

to drive sb to distraction

rendre qn fou

to love sb to distraction

aimer qn éperdument

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Real alarm clocks are not expensive, so by investing in one you'll remove one of the biggest distractions that's stopping you from getting shut-eye.

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There's something about their single-mindedness and ability to shut out all the distractions of the world that gives me faith.

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However, he faced serious distractions from his parlous financial situation as one of his creditors presented him with a demand for payment shortly before the game.

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Candidates have also been cut due to past legal problems, morality issues, domestic distractions, lack of preparedness and poor time management skills.

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Poetry, reviews, interviews, and even the editorial letter were considered distractions from a simple set of stories.

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Your computer is packed with distractions: blinking icons in the system tray, chiming reminders, a...

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They believe that cutting themselves off from civilization and all corporeal distractions leads to enlightenment.

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Each photograph shows a soldier's world condensed into a pared-down manifest of defences, provisions and distractions.

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Virtually all competitions prohibit flash photography, however, both for the safety of performers and to prevent undesirable distractions.

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Added to this in the corporate work environment is the loss of meaningful production time due to non-work related distractions through these greynet applications.

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