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Thursday, September 10, 2009

2.28 Focus

Word Pronunciation Definition Related Forms
focus /'fokəs/ Verb
  1. (transitive) If you focus on something, you pay special attention to it.
  2. (transitive & intransitive) If you focus a lens, you adjust it to make a clear picture.
Noun
  1. (countable); (usually singular) The focus is the main thing or person that people are paying attention to.
  2. (uncountable) If your focus is on something, your attention is on it.
  3. (uncountable) If something is in focus, the image is clear.
foci
focal
focally
focalized
focalization

10 comments:

  1. Given our primary interest in parenting styles, we did not focus on the effects of gender or parental education.

    Japanese; syu cyu suru, maikaku na

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  2. Please focus your minds on the following problem.
    Korean : [빛 따위]를 초점에 모으다. 초점, 중심; 주안점, 중점.

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  3. focus
    ['fəukəs]
    n. 焦点,焦距
    v. 集中,聚集,使集中
    You should focus your attention on your work.

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  4. But sometimes his focus on health compromises taste.

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  5. He took out the binoculars and adjusted the focus.

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  6. The focus of this chapter is the American Revolution.

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  7. The following example sets and removes focus from a text field.
    Italian: Concentrazione

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  8. Our comments will focus on these main issues of concern.

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  9. Can you please focus in the class.
    Spanish: Foco

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  10. The ability to focus attention on important things is a defining characteristic of intelligence.
    Russian: центр

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