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concentre

/kənˈsɛn.tə/

Traduction: Variante orthographique britannique désuète du verbe « concenter », signifiant focaliser ou ramener à un centre commun.

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verb

/kənˈsɛn.tə/C2formalbritishobsolète
  • frVariante orthographique britannique désuète du verbe « concenter », signifiant focaliser ou ramener à un centre commun.

An obsolete British spelling variant of 'concenter', meaning to focus or converge on a common center.

  1. Bring into focus or alignmentC2formalbritish

    To converge or cause to converge; to bring ideas or emotions into a common point or focus.

    frConcentrer (mettre au même point)

    • The philosopher sought to concentre the various strands of thought into a single coherent theory.
    • Her speech managed to concentre the hopes and fears of the entire community.
    • The artist's work concentres the emotions of loss and renewal into a single powerful image.

    Synonymescentercentralizecollectconsolidateconvergedirectfixfocusgather

    Antonymesdispersedistractdivergescatterspread

Formes
  • concentred past participle
  • concentred past simple
  • concentring present participle
  • concentres third person singular