What does distra in Romanian mean?

What is the meaning of the word distra in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use distra in Romanian.

The word distra in Romanian means entertain, amuse, a distra, a binedispune, a distra, a capta atenția, a ieși în oraș cu, a se distra, a distra, a se distra, a distra, a distra, a amuza, a se distra cu, a se juca cu, a-și face de cap cu, a se distra, a se distra de minune, a se simți excelent, a se distra, a se amuza, a se distra, a se distra, a se distra pe spinarea altcuiva, a se distra pe cheltuiala altcuiva, a se distra, a se dezmăța, a amuza, a distra, a se distra. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word distra

entertain, amuse

a distra, a binedispune

(be funny)

Glumele lui John au distrat întreaga familie.
John's jokes amused the whole family.

a distra

(keep entertained)

Păpușarul i-a distrat pe copii ore întregi.
The puppeteer amused the children for hours.

a capta atenția

(hold sb's attention)

Noul desen animat a captat atenția copiilor mai mari, dar cei mai mici nu au fost interesați.
The new cartoon amused the older children, but the younger ones were not interested.

a ieși în oraș cu

(slang (hang out, socialize)

I'm chilling with the guys at Frankie's Bar today.

a se distra

(literary (amuse, entertain yourself)

a distra

(amuse)

a se distra

(have a good time)

We're enjoying ourselves by the beach.

a distra

(be amusing)

Some TV shows manage to entertain and educate at the same time.

a distra, a amuza

(people) (despre oaspeți, musafiri)

a se distra cu, a se juca cu

(informal (waste time doing sth trivial)

He began to fiddle around doing crossword puzzles, but soon noticed his English was improving.

a-și face de cap cu

(informal (amuse yourself)

Ben spent the afternoon fooling around with his new camera.

a se distra

(be playful)

The playful kittens frolicked together in the sun.

a se distra de minune, a se simți excelent

(informal (enjoy oneself immensely)

Thank you for a wonderful party; we all had a ball!

a se distra

(enjoy oneself, have fun)

Whenever I go out with friends we all have a good time.

a se amuza, a se distra

(UK, informal (enjoy a joke, be amused)

We didn't mean to hurt his feelings, we did it just to have a laugh.

a se distra

(enjoy oneself)

Let's go out and have fun this Saturday.

a se distra pe spinarea altcuiva, a se distra pe cheltuiala altcuiva

(joke about sb)

The media is currently having a lot of fun at the disgraced politician's expense.

a se distra, a se dezmăța

(figurative, informal (have a good time)

a amuza, a distra

(slang, figurative (amuse)

You are killing me! That is so funny!

a se distra

(informal (go to parties)

Nu face decât să se distreze și să doarmă.
All she does is party and sleep.

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