"distracted" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
lèng v., adj., adv. to look distracted / to stare blankly / distracted / blank / (coll.) unexpectedly / rash / rashly syn
恍惚 huǎng hū absent-minded / distracted / dazzled / vaguely / dimly syn
恍然 huǎng rán suddenly (perceive) / confused / vague / distracted syn
六神无主 六神無主 liù shén wú zhǔ out of one's wits (idiom) / distracted / stunned syn
怅惘 悵惘 chàng wǎng distracted / listless / in low spirits syn
神不守舍 神不守捨 shén bù shǒu shè (idiom) absentminded / dazed / distracted
恍忽 huǎng hū absent-minded / distracted / dazzled / vaguely / dimly / variant of 恍惚[huang3 hu1]
lèng to look distracted / to stare blankly / distracted / blank / (coll.) unexpectedly / rash / rashly / variant of 愣[leng4]
absent-minded / distracted / dazzled / vaguely / dimly / used in 恍惚[huang3hu1]
七荤八素 七葷八素 qī hūn bā sù confused / distracted
Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
在那儿 在那兒 zài na r (adverbial expression indicating that the attention of the subject of the verb is focused on what they are doing, not distracted by anything else) / just ...ing (and nothing else)
忽忽 hū hū fleeting (of quick passage time) / in a flash / distracted manner / vacantly / frustratedly syn
分心 fēn xīn to divert one's attention / to get distracted / (courteous) to be so good as to take care of (a matter) syn
分神 fēn shén to give some attention to / to divert one's attention / to be distracted syn
心烦意乱 心煩意亂 xīn fán yì luàn lit. heart distracted, thoughts in turmoil (idiom) / distraught with anxiety syn
若有所亡 ruò yǒu suǒ wáng as if one had lost something (idiom) / to look or feel unsettled or distracted / to feel empty / see 若有所失[ruo4 you3 suo3 shi1]
若有所丧 若有所喪 ruò yǒu suǒ sāng as if one had lost something (idiom) / to look or feel unsettled or distracted / to feel empty / see 若有所失[ruo4 you3 suo3 shi1]
若有所失 ruò yǒu suǒ shī as if one had lost something (idiom) / to look or feel unsettled or distracted / to feel empty syn
丢魂 丟魂 diū hún to be distracted
旁鹜 旁鶩 páng wù to be inattentive / to be distracted by sth
业荒于嬉 業荒於嬉 yè huāng yú xī to be distracted from one's work and fail to achieve results (idiom)
旁骛 旁騖 páng wù to be inattentive / to be distracted by sth
若有所丧 若有所喪 ruò yǒu suǒ sàng as if one had lost something (idiom) / to look or feel unsettled or distracted / to feel empty / see 若有所失[ruo4 you3 suo3 shi1]
不敢旁骛 不敢旁騖 bù gǎn páng wù (idiom) To devote oneself entirely to one task without daring to be distracted by anything else. It describes complete concentration.
打蛇打七寸 dǎ shé dǎ qī cùn (idiom) Means that one must grasp the essential point when speaking or acting rather than getting distracted by secondary details.
鸿鹄将至 鴻鵠將至 hóng hú jiāng zhì (idiom) Originally, the expression describes a student who is distracted from studying because he is thinking about a swan that is about to arrive.
失魂荡魄 shī hún dàng pò (idiom) To be mentally agitated and in a dazed, distracted state.
心浮气粗 xīn fú qì cū (idiom) To be careless and lacking in composure. It describes a restless, impatient, and easily distracted person.
心绪恍惚 xīn xù huǎng hū (idiom) To be distracted or mentally unclear. It describes a state of poor concentration or mental confusion.
没心没想 沒心沒想 méi xīn méi xiǎng (idiom) To be distracted and unable to concentrate.
精神涣散 jīng shén huàn sàn (idiom) Describes a distracted, scattered, and unfocused state of mind.
臧谷两亡 zāng gǔ liǎng wáng (idiom) Describes acting carelessly and without concentration. A person is distracted by other pursuits, with poor results as a consequence.
魂不守宅 hún bù shǒu zhái (idiom) Refers to a person who is near death / it also describes a distracted or absent-minded state.
魂飞魄荡 hún fēi pò dàng (idiom) Describes someone whose mind is distracted or unable to concentrate because of an outside stimulus or temptation. It can also describe extreme fright.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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