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concentrate

/ˈkɒn.sən.treɪt/

Traducción: Sustancia concentrada obtenida al eliminar agua u otro diluyente de una mezcla, usada en cocina, química e industria. También puede referirse al producto resultante de este proceso., Verbo que significa dirigir y mantener la atención o el esfuerzo mental en un objeto o actividad concretos, o reunir algo en un punto central.

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noun

/ˈkɒn.sən.treɪt/B2formal
  • esSustancia concentrada obtenida al eliminar agua u otro diluyente de una mezcla, usada en cocina, química e industria. También puede referirse al producto resultante de este proceso.

A dense, potent form of a substance produced by removing water or other diluting agents; commonly used in food, chemical, and metallurgical industries.

  1. A thick, reduced liquid used in cooking, typically diluted before consumption.B2formalculinary

    A food product made by evaporating most of the water from a juice, broth, or other liquid to reduce volume and weight, requiring the addition of liquid before serving, often stored frozen or canned.

    esConcentrado alimentario

    • She mixed a frozen orange concentrate with three cans of water.
    • The recipe calls for tomato paste made from a double-strength concentrate.
    • A small can of grape juice concentrate yields a liter of drink after dilution.
    • He added a spoonful of beef broth concentrate to enhance the stew's flavor.
    • The supermarket sells apple juice concentrate in the frozen foods aisle.

    Sinónimosessenceextractreduction

    Antónimosdilutionsolution

  2. A substance with higher purity or strength due to removal of impurities or solvents.C1formalscientific

    A liquid, solid, or gel produced by a separation process (distillation, evaporation, osmosis) that increases the content of the desired component; used as a raw material in chemistry, pharmaceuticals, and cleaning products.

    esConcentrado

    • The lab ordered a 95% ethanol concentrate for the extraction procedure.
    • Dilute the cleaning concentrate with one part water before use.
    • The plant produces a protein concentrate from soybeans for animal feed.
    • A few drops of the botanical concentrate are enough to scent the entire soap batch.
    • Workers handle the detergent concentrate in a ventilated mixing room.

    Sinónimosdistillateessenceextractquintessence

  3. An enriched mineral product obtained from crushed ore.C1formaltechnical

    In mining and metallurgy, a finely ground material resulting from beneficiation processes (flotation, gravity separation) in which the proportion of valuable metal or mineral has been significantly increased compared to the raw ore.

    esConcentrado mineral

    • The copper concentrate is shipped to the smelter for further refining.
    • After flotation, the zinc concentrate contained over 50% metal by weight.
    • A conveyor belt transports the iron concentrate to the pelletizing plant.
    • Moisture in the lead concentrate must be reduced before transportation.
    • The mine produces about 200,000 tonnes of dry mineral concentrate annually.
Formas
  • concentrates plural form
  • concentrates' possessive plural form
  • concentrate's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈkɒn.sən.treɪt/B1formal
  • esVerbo que significa dirigir y mantener la atención o el esfuerzo mental en un objeto o actividad concretos, o reunir algo en un punto central.

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.

    esconcentrarse

    • 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.

    Sinónimosapplyattendcenterdirectfixatefocus

    Antónimosdispersedistractscatter

  2. Gather or bring togetherB2formal

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

    esReunir o congregar

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

    Sinónimosaccumulateaggregateamassassembleclustercollectcongregateconvenegather

    Antónimosdispersedividescatterseparatespread

  3. Make stronger or denserB2formal

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

    esConcentrar (espesar o concentrar un líquido)

    • 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.

    Sinónimoscondenseevaporatereducethicken

    Antónimosdilutethinweaken

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

Variantes phrasalconcentrate on

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.