distrait
21distrait — adjective French distracted …
22distrait — dis·trait …
23distrait — dis•trait [[t]dɪˈstreɪ[/t]] adj. distracted; absent minded • Etymology: 1740–50; < F < L distractus; see distract …
24distrait — /dəsˈtreɪ/ (say duhs tray) adjective abstracted in thought; absent minded. {French, past participle of distraire, from Latin distrahere pull asunder. See distract} –distraite /dɪsˈtreɪt/ (say dis trayt), feminine adjective …
25distrait — a. inattentive; abstracted …
26distrait — adj. fyoulo, a, e <ivre> (Thônes) ; nyolu m. <dans les nuages> (Reyvroz) ; dyê la lnà <dans la lune> ladv. inv. (Albanais.001), dyin la leuna (Arvillard.228) ; dyê lé nyôle <dans les nuages> (001) ; dreumin, ta, e… …
27distrait — adj. (fem. distraite) not paying attention; absent minded; distraught. Etymology: ME f. OF destrait past part. of destraire (as DISTRACT) …
28distrait, distraught — The first means abstracted in thought, absent minded. The second means deeply agitated …
29distrait, distraught — The first means abstracted in thought, absent minded. The second means deeply agitated …
30distrait, distraite — ▶ adjective DISTRACTED, preoccupied, absorbed, abstracted, distant, faraway; absent minded, vague, inattentive, in a brown study, wool gathering, with one s head in the clouds, in a world of one s own; informal miles …