deflect
def
ˈdɪf
dif
lect
lɛkt
lekt
British pronunciation
/dɪflˈɛkt/

Définition et signification de « deflect » en anglais

to deflect
01

dévier, détourner

to change direction or turn aside, typically as a result of encountering an obstacle or external force
Intransitive
to deflect definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The bullet hit a hard surface and began to deflect.
La balle a heurté une surface dure et a commencé à dévier.
02

détourner

to redirect focus or diverting someone's attention from a particular subject or matter
Transitive: to deflect a subject or issue
example
Exemples
The savvy manager was able to deflect criticism by acknowledging concerns.
Le gestionnaire avisé a pu détourner les critiques en reconnaissant les préoccupations.
03

dévier, détourner

to alter the course or direction of something, especially from its original path or trajectory
Transitive: to deflect sth
example
Exemples
The aerodynamic engineers worked on a wing design that would efficiently deflect air currents.
Les ingénieurs en aérodynamique ont travaillé sur une conception d'aile qui dévierait efficacement les courants d'air.
04

détourner

to stop a person from doing what they initially intended
Transitive: to deflect sb from sth
example
Exemples
Friends and family tried to deflect him from his self-destructive habits.
Les amis et la famille ont essayé de le détourner de ses habitudes autodestructrices.
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