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1 (to) divert
(to) divert /daɪˈvɜ:t/v. t.1 deviare: to divert water from a river into the fields, deviare acqua da un fiume verso i campi; to divert the course of a river, deviare il corso d'un fiume2 distrarre, distogliere ( l'attenzione, ecc.): They were trying to divert attention from the real problem, cercavano di distogliere l'attenzione dal vero problema3 (form.) distrarre, divertire4 (autom., aeron., naut.) dirottare; far deviare: to divert traffic, dirottare il traffico; Police were diverting traffic away from the accident, la polizia dirottava il traffico dal luogo dell'incidente; Their plane was diverted to Boston because of the fog, il loro aereo è stato dirottato su Boston a causa della nebbia6 (leg., fin.) sottrarre ( fondi, denaro, per destinarli ad altro): Resources were diverted away from patient care, sono state sottratte delle risorse ai servizi di assistenza ai pazienti● (autom.) «diverted traffic», ( cartello) «deviazione (del traffico)». -
2 (to) divert
(to) divert /daɪˈvɜ:t/v. t.1 deviare: to divert water from a river into the fields, deviare acqua da un fiume verso i campi; to divert the course of a river, deviare il corso d'un fiume2 distrarre, distogliere ( l'attenzione, ecc.): They were trying to divert attention from the real problem, cercavano di distogliere l'attenzione dal vero problema3 (form.) distrarre, divertire4 (autom., aeron., naut.) dirottare; far deviare: to divert traffic, dirottare il traffico; Police were diverting traffic away from the accident, la polizia dirottava il traffico dal luogo dell'incidente; Their plane was diverted to Boston because of the fog, il loro aereo è stato dirottato su Boston a causa della nebbia6 (leg., fin.) sottrarre ( fondi, denaro, per destinarli ad altro): Resources were diverted away from patient care, sono state sottratte delle risorse ai servizi di assistenza ai pazienti● (autom.) «diverted traffic», ( cartello) «deviazione (del traffico)».
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