concentrate
Prononciation : [ˈkɒn.sən.treɪt]
Mot
Contexte : « focus »
(verb) to focus all your attention on something. When you concentrate, you are putting your mind fully on one task or idea, like when you're doing homework or reading a book.
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I can concentrate better when it's quiet in the room.
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I couldn't concentrate because there was too much noise around me.
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Can you concentrate on your work while music is playing?
Contexte : « chemistry »
(verb) to make a substance stronger or thicker by removing some of its liquid. For example, if you concentrate juice, you take out water to make it taste stronger.
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The chef concentrated the sauce by simmering it for a long time.
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The juice didn't concentrate well because we added too much water.
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How do you concentrate the mixture to make it sweeter?
Contexte : « focus »
(noun) the ability to focus all your attention on something. Concentration is what helps you complete tasks without getting distracted, like studying for a test.
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My concentration improved after I took a break.
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Her concentration suffered when she kept checking her phone.
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How can you improve your concentration when studying?
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