detracts

英 [dɪˈtrækts]

美 [dɪˈtrækts]

v.  减损;诋毁;贬低
detract的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 减损;诋毁;贬低
  If one thingdetracts fromanother, it makes it seem less good or impressive.
  1. The publicity could detract from our election campaign.
     这些宣传报道可能会有损我们的竞选活动。

双语例句

• I want Britain to be seen as a country of fairness and tolerance and anything that detracts from that I condemn, Mr Brown told Indian reporters.
  布朗向印度记者表示：我希望英国被视为一个公平和宽容的国家，我批评任何偏离这一原则的现象。
• A large, round, full eye seriously detracts from the desired sweet expression.
  苏格兰牧羊犬大、圆、突出的眼睛会严重影响狗的甜蜜表情，属于缺陷。
• Any other color or shape to be severely faulted since it detracts from the typical expression.
  其他颜色或形状的（眼睛）被认为是从典型特征中变异的，是严重不合格的。
• He says. Remind yourself that losing control and shouting at people detracts from his professional credibility, not yours.
  要提醒自己，失去控制，对别人大声叫喊，只会降低他自己的职业信用，并不会影响你的信用。
• The ugly frame detracts from the beauty of the famous picture.
  这副名画结构别扭使它的美丽大打折扣。
• The defect detracts greatly from the value of the article.
  瑕疵大大降低了这种物品的价值。
• The defect detracts little from the intrinsic value of the ring.
  这戒指的瑕疵并无损其真正价值。
• A little crack detracts from the value of the vase.
  小小的裂痕减损那个花瓶的价值。
• All the decoration detracts from the beauty of the building's shape.
  那座建筑物上的装饰减损了建筑物外形的美。
• Of course it is not a given that new technology in the classroom heightens the learning experience; some say that including gizmos and gadgets detracts from the quality of discussion.
  当然，并非所有人都认为，在课堂上使用新技术能提高学习效率；一些人认为，将小发明和小器件带入课堂，将降低讨论质量。