English to Japanese Meaning of distrait - 事も無げ

Distrait :

事も無げ

adjective

抽象化されました, 遠く, 杜漏, 事も無げ, ぼんやり, ウール集, 不注意な, 不注意, 気だるいです, 怠慢, 忘れっぽいです

Distrait :: 事も無げ

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Definitions of distrait in English

Adjective(1) having the attention diverted especially because of anxiety

Examples of distrait in English

(1) Although her journey into madness is somewhat short-circuited, Rachel Pickup is also a frighteningly distrait Ophelia.(2) But, as someone about to construct a bomb might appear distrait anyway, the judgment was difficult.(3) She towers over most human beings (myself included) and there's a distrait quality about her eyes.(4) His manner was, I thought, a shade distrait , a little other worldly.(5) Set in Paris in 1928, Hastings's play focuses on Joyce's distrait daughter, Lucia.(6) Perhaps, patients about to undergo operations at the hands of distrait surgeons could be allowed to get their tattoos done on the NHS.(7) He has always seemed somewhat distrait , but now he has the lost air of a man who has fallen from the heavens into an unknown world.

(1) driven to distraction ::

気晴らしにドライブ

Synonyms

Adjective

1. distracted ::

散漫

2. preoccupied ::

夢中

3. absorbed ::

吸収

4. abstracted ::

抽象化されました

5. distant ::

遠く

6. faraway ::

遠く

7. absentminded ::

ぼんやりしました

8. vague ::

漠然としました

9. inattentive ::

不注意な

10. in a brown study ::

茶色の研究で

11. woolgathering ::

ウール集

13. in a world of one's own ::

自分自身の世界では

14. miles away ::

マイル離れた所

15. not with it ::

ないそれで

Antonyms

1. collected ::

集めました

2. composed ::

構成

3. recollected ::

再収集

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