n.使分心的人(或物)，(多项选择题中的)干扰项

The loud music at the party was a distractor that made it hard to have a conversation.
派对上大声的音乐是一个干扰因素，使得交谈变得困难。
The teacher removed all potential distractors from the exam room to help students focus.
老师移除了考场中所有可能的干扰物，以帮助学生集中注意力。
My phone is often a distractor when I'm trying to study, so I keep it on silent mode.
当我试图学习时，手机常常是一个干扰源，所以我把它调成静音模式。
The colorful advertisements on the sidebar were designed to be distractors, drawing users' attention away from the main content.
侧边栏上色彩鲜艳的广告被设计为干扰项，以吸引用户的注意力远离主要内容。
To improve her focus, she created a study environment free of distractors like TV and social media.
为了提高专注力，她创造了一个没有电视和社交媒体等干扰的学习环境。
The child's toy box, filled with bright toys, served as a distractor during the parent-teacher meeting.
孩子装满亮色玩具的玩具箱，在家长教师会议中成了一个干扰物。
Multitasking can turn everyday tasks into distractors, reducing productivity.
同时处理多项任务会把日常任务变成干扰，降低效率。
The smell of freshly baked cookies in the kitchen was a delicious distractor for the hungry students during class.
厨房里新鲜出炉的饼干香味对饥饿的学生们来说是一种美味的干扰。
The teacher's use of a distracting anecdote momentarily took the students' minds off the complex math problem.
老师讲的一个分散注意力的小故事暂时让同学们从复杂的数学问题上分了心。
In the virtual meeting, background noise became a distractor, making it difficult to hear the speaker clearly.
在虚拟会议中，背景噪音成为了干扰，使得听清楚发言者的话变得困难。