detracts

v.

毁损，贬低，减损( detract的第三人称单数 )；

detract from贬低，减损；使逊色

1. His bad manners detract from his good character.
   他的不礼貌减损了他的品质。
2. Pointing fingers will merely take up more time and detract from the argument for practicality.
   用手指指向对方只会浪费更多的时间，并减损实用性的根据。

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