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focusing

/ˈfəʊ.kə.sɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'acte de concentrer son attention ou son énergie sur un objet précis, ou le processus de réglage pour obtenir une image nette., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de diriger son attention, son énergie ou ses efforts vers un objet, un sujet ou une activité précise.

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noun

/ˈfəʊ.kə.sɪŋ/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'acte de concentrer son attention ou son énergie sur un objet précis, ou le processus de réglage pour obtenir une image nette.

A noun referring to the act of concentrating attention or energy on a particular subject, or the process of adjusting to bring something into clear view.

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  1. Concentration of attentionB2formal

    The act of directing one's attention or energy toward a specific object, task, or goal.

    frConcentration de l'attention

    • Focusing on your studies is essential for good grades.
    • Her focusing on the problem helped solve it quickly.
    • The team's focusing on customer satisfaction improved sales.

    Synonymesabsorptionapplicationattentioncenteringconcentrationdirectionengrossmentfocus

    Antonymesdistractioninattentionneglect

  2. Optical adjustmentB1formal

    The process of adjusting a lens or optical device to produce a clear and sharp image.

    frMise au point optique

    • The photographer adjusted the focusing of the camera lens.
    • Proper focusing is crucial for a clear microscope image.
    • He struggled with the focusing of the telescope at first.

    Synonymesfocalization

    Antonymesblurdistortion

Formes
  • focusings plural form
  • focusings' possessive plural form
  • focusing's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

focus/ˈfoʊ.kəs/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de diriger son attention, son énergie ou ses efforts vers un objet, un sujet ou une activité précise.

A verb used to indicate the act of directing one's attention, energy, or effort toward a particular point, subject, or activity.

  1. Concentrate attentionA2formal

    To direct one's attention or effort on a particular thing.

    frSe concentrer sur

    • Please focus on your homework.
    • She focused her energy on learning the piano.
    • He couldn't focus during the meeting because of the noise.

    Synonymesattendcenterconcentrateconvergedirectfixatezero in

    Antonymesdistractignoreneglectwander

  2. Adjust for clarityB1formal

    To adjust a lens or device to make an image clear.

    frMettre au point

    • The photographer focused the camera on the bird.
    • He focused his binoculars on the distant mountain.
    • She focused the microscope to see the cells clearly.

    Synonymesadjustsetsharpentune

    Antonymesblur

  3. Direct energy or resourcesB2formal

    To direct energy, effort, or resources toward a specific goal.

    frconcentrer (des ressources)

    • The company is focusing its resources on renewable energy.
    • We need to focus our efforts on improving customer service.
    • The government focused funding on education programs.

    Synonymesaimapplycenterchannelconcentratedevotedirecttarget

    Antonymesdispersedistractdivertscatter

Formes
  • focused past participle
  • focussed past participle
  • focused past simple
  • focussed past simple
  • focusing present participle
  • focussing present participle
  • focuses third person singular
  • focusses third person singular

Variantes phrasalfocus on

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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