concentre

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

• 🇵🇹Variante britânica arcaica da grafia de 'concenter', que significa concentrar, focalizar ou reunir em um centro comum.

1. Bring into focus or alignment C2 formal british

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

   • 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.

   🇵🇹Concentrar

   Sinônimos: centercentralizecollectconsolidateconvergedirectfixfocusgather

   Antônimos: dispersedistractdivergescatterspread

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