deflect

英 [英 [dɪˈflekt]]

美 [美 [dɪˈflekt]]

v.  (尤指击中某物后)偏斜，转向，使偏斜，使转向; 转移; 引开; 阻止(某人做已决定做的事)

过去式：deflected　 过去分词：deflected　 现在分词：deflecting　 　 第三人称单数：deflects

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双语例句

• My forearm deflected most of the first punch.
  我用前臂挡开了第一拳的大部分力道。
• Above the table is an echo of brass pipes that cast light and deflect sound.
  上面的表是一个回波的铜管，投光和转移的声音。
• Again, I don't want anything to deflect us from our main goal, winning matches and trophies.
  我重申，我不希望有任何事影响我们达到主要的目标赢球和夺标。
• Rich bribes cannot move him, nor will high rank and emoluments deflect his purpose.
  财贿不以动其心，爵禄不以移其志。（《三国演义》）
• Solid obstructions that can physically deflect or stop objects are considered cover.
  能在物理上挡折或阻挡物件的固体障碍属于掩蔽。
• Never let a little problem deflect you.
  决不要因一点小问题就半途而废。
• That is all you need for your protection, as it will deflect or transmute the dark energies.
  那是你最大的保护力，因为它可以“转移”或者“改变”黑暗的能量。
• The war was partly an attempt to deflect attention away from domestic problems.
  这场战争一定程度上是为了转移人们对国内问题的关注。
• He stuck out his boot and deflected the shot over the bar seconds before the final whistle
  就在终场哨响前几秒，他伸脚一挡，使射门的球变向飞过了球门横梁。
• By trying to deflect blame, you fan people's angry feelings;
  将指责转移，你会煽动人们愤怒情绪；