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concentrated

/ˈkɒn.sən.treɪ.tɪd/

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adjective

/ˈkɒn.sən.treɪ.tɪd/B2formalscientific
  • ruОписывает вещество, которое было сделано более сильным путем удаления воды или других разбавляющих элементов, или человека, который сосредоточен и внимателен.

Describes a substance that has been made stronger by removing water or other diluting elements, or a person who is focused and attentive.

  1. Focused attentionB1formal

    Directing all one's attention or effort towards a specific task or goal.

    ruСосредоточенный

    • She remained concentrated on her studies despite the noise.
    • He gave a concentrated effort to finish the report on time.
    • The team worked in a concentrated manner to meet the deadline.

    Synonymsabsorbedattentiveengrossedfocusedintentsingle-minded

    Antonymsdistractedinattentivescatteredunfocused

  2. Increased strength or densityB1formal

    Made stronger or more intense by removing or reducing other substances.

    ruКонцентрированный

    • The concentrated orange juice needs to be mixed with water.
    • This is a highly concentrated cleaning solution.
    • Concentrated sulfuric acid is extremely dangerous.

    Synonymsfortifiedintensepotentreducedrichstrongundiluted

    Antonymsdilutedilutedwateryweak

  3. Gathered togetherB2formal

    Brought together in a small area or group.

    ruСосредоточенный

    • The population is concentrated in the coastal cities.
    • The troops were concentrated near the border.
    • Most of the wealth is concentrated in a few hands.

    Synonymsclusteredcollectedgatheredgrouped

    Antonymsdiffuseddispersedscatteredspread

Forms
  • more concentrated comparative form
  • most concentrated superlative form
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verb

concentrate/ˈkɒn.sən.treɪt/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий сосредоточивать своё внимание или умственные усилия на определённом объекте или занятии.

A verb meaning to focus one's attention or mental effort on a particular object or activity.

  1. Focus attentionB1formal

    To direct one's attention or mental effort toward a particular object or activity.

    ruСосредоточиться

    • She couldn't concentrate on her homework with the loud music.
    • You need to concentrate during the exam.
    • He concentrated all his efforts on finishing the project.

    Synonymsapplyattendcenterdirectfixatefocus

    Antonymsdispersedistractscatter

  2. Gather or bring togetherB2formal

    To bring or come together in one place; to gather.

    ruСосредоточиться

    • The population is concentrated in urban areas.
    • The troops concentrated near the border.
    • Most factories are concentrated in the industrial zone.

    Synonymsaccumulateaggregateamassassembleclustercollectcongregateconvenegather

    Antonymsdispersedividescatterseparatespread

  3. Make stronger or denserB2formal

    To make a liquid or substance stronger by removing water or other diluting elements.

    ruКонцентрировать

    • The juice is concentrated by boiling off the water.
    • They concentrated the solution to increase its potency.
    • The process concentrates the mineral content of the water.

    Synonymscondenseevaporatereducethicken

    Antonymsdilutethinweaken

Forms
  • concentrated past participle
  • concentrated past simple
  • concentrating present participle
  • concentrates third person singular

Phrasal variantsconcentrate on

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