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

• 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。
• 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。
• An Employee engaging in any outside activity that materially detracts from or interferes with the performance by an Employee of his or her services to the Company.
  任何员工从事的任何会对员工在公司的业绩表现产生重大影响的外部活动。
• However, its heavy curb weight detracts from performance and fuel economy.
  但是，它的沉重打击重量从性能和燃油经济性减损。
• He has a lot of interesting and important ideas, but the relatively weak connection to the brain detracts from his message, says Joseph LeDoux, a neuroscientist at New York University.
  他提出了很多十分有趣也非常重要的想法，但与脑部的关联并不紧密这一点是一大败笔，纽约大学（NewYorkUniversity）的神经科学家约瑟夫·勒杜（JosephLeDoux）说。
• The defect detracts greatly from the value of the article.
  瑕疵大大降低了这种物品的价值。
• Testimony that only detracts from the strength of the plaintiff's case.
  仅仅降低了原告案情有力的证词。
• A little crack detracts from the value of the vase.
  小小的裂痕减损那个花瓶的价值。
• 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。
• Her scrawly writing detracts from the design of her project.
  她潦草的笔迹有损她的工程设计质量。