distraction
Oyalama
definition
noun
the company found passenger travel a distraction from the main business of moving freight
a thing that prevents someone from giving full attention to something else.
he knew she was nervous by her uncharacteristic air of distraction
extreme agitation of the mind or emotions.
translation of 'distraction'
noun
delilik,
kurcalama,
avuntu,
çılgınlık,
eğlence,
oyalanma,
dikkatin dağılması,
dikkati başka tarafa çekme,
zihni dağıtan şey,
oyalama
example
Back home, Paula watches her husband's 'distraction' with caution.
he knew she was nervous by her uncharacteristic air of 'distraction'
Junior faculty members, in particular, want to ensure that their blogs are not a 'distraction' from their primary research.
This allows concentration on counseling without as strong a 'distraction' from the paraphiliac urges.
Instead, questions about local matters provided an unnecessary 'distraction' from the power of Keys' message.
Thus, the approaching ruckus was a welcome 'distraction' from his musings and his insomnia.
It is going to cost them not only in their bond rating but in the 'distraction' from the major concerns which Californians have.
When I won young journalist of the year in 1988 it seemed an irritating 'distraction' to go to London for the ceremony.
It's also a 'distraction' from implementation of more-effective security measures.
the firm found passenger travel a 'distraction' from the main business of moving freight
He thought that in hard times, people needed the 'distraction' of games.
If you haven't filed yet, thanks for choosing The Mudville Gazette as your 'distraction' from the task at hand.
And I have some freelance work to do, which is a tiresome 'distraction' from knitting, but very welcome income boost.
He also knew that, if Ally didn't have a distraction, she would inadvertently be a 'distraction' to him.
It's a welcome 'distraction' on long winter evenings to keep you from going nuts with cabin fever.
Loathing and 'distraction' stop the insanity and music clears the soul.
Our mind needs to be stable, free from 'distraction' and discursiveness.
the company found passenger travel a 'distraction' from the main business of moving freight
All forms of bloodsports are an unnecessary 'distraction' from genuine wildlife conservation.
However, this is just a 'distraction' from the main issue.
The football offered a welcome 'distraction' , but it wasn't to last.
But the cup will give the club a much-needed 'distraction' from these worries - and hopefully the shot in the arm they need.
It is also true that the government's foreign adventures provide a convenient 'distraction' from its domestic problems.
Or is it that it is a 'distraction' from the serious everyday issues?
My other sister and brother-in-law have worked hard to provide my kids with 'distraction' and diversion.
Often, this much-maligned contest is dismissed as a needless 'distraction' from the bread and butter of the League.
The whole Christmas season is a 'distraction' from the weather.
I realised I was more of a 'distraction' to myself than others.
I warned of a blogging hiatus at the beginning of the day, but I'm actually finding it to be a useful 'distraction' from thinking.
We see it as a 'distraction' from our jobs through the week.
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