🔀diversion (diversion)

noun
/daɪˈvɜːrʒən/
desvío (desvio)

Meaning

The act of changing direction or being distracted; an activity that entertains.
the action of turning something aside from its course; an activity that diverts the mind
Traducción del significado
el acto de cambiar de direccion o de estar distraido; una actividad que entretiene
el acto de cambiar de direccion o de estar distraido; una actividad que entretiene

Oraciones de ejemplo

The road was closed, so we had to take a diversion through the village.

La carretera estaba cerrada, así que tuvimos que tomar un desvío a través del pueblo.
La carretera estaba cerrada, asi que tuvimos que tomar un desvio a traves del pueblo.

The road closure forced a diversion through the countryside for all travelers.

El cierre de la carretera obligó a una desviación a través del campo para todos los viajeros.
El cierre de la carretera obligo a una desviacion a traves del campo para todos los viajeros.

Expresiones de ejemplo

make a diversion
hacer un desvío
hacer un desvio

Synonyms

distraction, detour, entertainment, pastime, deviation, redirection
Entrada 1
distraction, detour, entertainment, pastime, deviation
Entrada 2
detour, distraction, entertainment, redirection

Antonyms

focus, directness, concentration, direct route, main path
Entrada 1
focus, directness, concentration
Entrada 2
direct route, main path, concentration, focus

Colocaciones

road diversion, diversion tactic, diversion route, create a diversion, traffic diversion, create diversion, temporary diversion
Entrada 1
road diversion, diversion tactic, diversion route, create a diversion
Entrada 2
traffic diversion, create diversion, temporary diversion

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