Deflect
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British pronunciation/dɪflˈɛkt/
American pronunciation/dɪˈfɫɛkt/

Définition et Signification de "deflect"

to deflect
01

dévier, dérouter

to change direction or turn aside, typically as a result of encountering an obstacle or external force
Intransitive
to deflect definition and meaning
02

détourner

to redirect focus or diverting someone's attention from a particular subject or matter
Transitive: to deflect a subject or issue
03

dévier, dérouter

to alter the course or direction of something, especially from its original path or trajectory
Transitive: to deflect sth
04

détourner

to stop a person from doing what they initially intended
Transitive: to deflect sb from sth

deflect

v

deflective

adj

deflective

adj

deflector

n

deflector

n
example
Exemple
The basketball player attempted a shot, but the ball deflected off the rim.
The bullet hit a hard surface and began to deflect.
The cue ball struck the cushion at an angle, causing it to deflect and change direction.
The ping pong ball, rolling towards the edge of the table, began to deflect.
When light travels from air into water, it tends to deflect.
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