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diversion

/daɪˈvɜː.ʒən/

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noun

/daɪˈvɜː.ʒən/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по отклонению чего-либо от его курса, или занятие, которое отвлекает или развлекает.

A noun referring to the act of turning something aside from its course, or an activity that distracts or entertains.

  1. Change of directionB2formal

    An act of turning aside from a course or direction.

    ruОбъезд

    • The road closure caused a diversion through the countryside.
    • The pilot made a diversion to avoid the storm.
    • Traffic diversions were in place during the marathon.

    Synonymsdeflectiondetourdeviationdigressiondivergenceswerveveer

  2. Entertainment or pastimeB1formal

    An activity that distracts or entertains; a recreation.

    ruРазвлечение

    • Reading is a pleasant diversion from work.
    • The park offers many diversions for children.
    • She needed a diversion to take her mind off the stress.

    Synonymsamusementdistractionentertainmentfungamepastimeplayrecreationrelaxationsport

    Antonymschoredrudgerylabortasktoilwork

  3. Distraction tacticB2formal

    Something that draws attention away from something else, often for strategic purposes.

    ruОтвлекающий манёвр

    • The thief created a diversion to escape unnoticed.
    • The argument was a diversion from the real issue.
    • The military used a diversion to mislead the enemy.

    Synonymsdeflectiondistractionfeintmaneuverployred herringstratagemtactic

Forms
  • diversions plural form
  • diversions' possessive plural form
  • diversion's possessive singular form
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