Distraerse (en. Get distracted)

/distrair'se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To deviate from the original focus or purpose.

English: He got distracted while studying and couldn't concentrate.

Se distrajo mientras estudiaba y no pudo concentrarse.

English: To spend time in a pleasant or fun way.

English: He likes to distract himself by watching movies.

Le gusta distraerse viendo películas.

English: To make someone lose concentration.

English: The noise from traffic distracted him too much.

El ruido del tráfico lo distrajo demasiado.

English: It comes from 'distraer' with the reflexive suffix '-se'.

English: to take a break

English: To take some time to relax and not think about obligations.

distraerse un rato

English: not to get distracted

English: To maintain concentration on a specific task.

no distraerse

English: to get distracted with something

English: To pay attention to a matter other than the main one.

distraerse con algo

English: distraction

English: Action of getting distracted or losing attention.

distracción

English: entertain

English: To provide fun or entertainment.

entretener

English: concentration

English: Ability to focus attention.

concentración

English: To get into relax mode

English: I just want to distract myself a bit, so I'm going to play some music.

Solo quiero distraerme un poco, así que voy a poner música.

English: Not to think about problems

English: Sometimes I need to distract myself to forget my problems for a while.

A veces necesito distraerme para olvidar mis problemas por un tiempo.