Pronunciation: /ˈsaɪdˌtrækt/
verb to divert someone or something from its original course or purpose
A1 I got sidetracked by a cute puppy on my way to the grocery store.
A2 She often gets sidetracked by social media when she's supposed to be studying.
B1 I don't want to get sidetracked from my main goal, so I need to stay focused.
B2 Despite being sidetracked by unexpected obstacles, she managed to complete the project on time.
C1 Even though he was sidetracked by personal issues, he still excelled in his professional life.
C2 The CEO refused to be sidetracked by negative feedback and continued to pursue his vision for the company.
adjective distracted or diverted from the main subject or course
A1 I got sidetracked by my phone and missed the bus.
A2 She often gets sidetracked while studying and ends up wasting time.
B1 The team was sidetracked by a sudden change in the project plan.
B2 Despite being sidetracked by personal issues, she managed to complete the project on time.
C1 The CEO refused to be sidetracked by rumors and stayed focused on the company's goals.
C2 Even when faced with multiple distractions, she never allows herself to be sidetracked from her objectives.
formal I got sidetracked by an interesting article while researching for my thesis.
informal I got totally sidetracked by cute cat videos on the internet.
slang I was supposed to finish my homework, but I got sidetracked by chatting with my friends.
figurative Don't get sidetracked by small obstacles on your path to success.
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