打岔 (dǎ chà): Change the subject / Digress (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

Please do not digress casually when discussing key issues, to avoid affecting the meeting progress.

Why do you always change the subject when I'm explaining key points? Do you have any questions?

He always interrupts when others are discussing problems, which bothers everyone.

He did not digress; instead, he timely raised a relevant supplementary suggestion.

Occasionally changing the subject while chatting with friends can liven up the atmosphere, but don't stray too far from the topic.

In the middle of the meeting, someone suddenly interrupted and raised an irrelevant question.

Although he tried to digress, the host skillfully guided the discussion back on track.