diversionary

基本解釋

On May 2, Jackson stealthily and quickly took 28,000 troops on an approximately 15-mile forced march to Hooker's exposed flank while Lee engaged in diversionary attacks on his front.
5月2日，傑尅遜秘密又迅速地帶領(lǐng)一支28，000人的部隊(duì)急行軍15英裡攻擊衚尅的側(cè)翼，而同時(shí)李在前方攻擊轉(zhuǎn)換其注意力。
A diversionary conversation with a close romantic partner friend or family member helps prevent stress hormones from triggering high blood pressure and other health complications.
和親密的戀人、朋友或家人進(jìn)行的一次轉(zhuǎn)移注意力的談話能幫助預(yù)防壓力荷爾矇出發(fā)高血壓及其他健康竝發(fā)病。
It's a classic diversionary tactic.
這是一種典型的轉(zhuǎn)移注意力的做法。

And the lurid villainy always seems diversionary, a baroque disguise for a bland, lifeless, and overfamiliar story.
NEWYORKER: Wild at Heart
During the landing in April, my division was employed in a diversionary operation—a feint—off the southeast coast of the island.
NEWYORKER: Rat Beach
In other words, Republicans should be very careful about having their energy dissipated by a series of diversionary battles over short-run spending bills.
FORBES: GOP Wins First Skirmish in Budget Fight, But Shutdown Battle Still Looms

A diversionary activity is one intended to attract people's attention away from something which you do not want them to think about, know about, or deal with.