concentrate
To give all your attention to one thing and not think about anything else.
To direct all of your attention and mental effort toward a particular activity, subject, or problem.
To make a liquid stronger by taking water out of it.
To make a substance stronger or purer by removing some of its liquid or other parts.
To put people or things close together in one place.
To bring people, things, or activities into one place or group, rather than spreading them out.
A liquid that has had water removed to make it stronger.
A substance that has been made stronger or purer by removing liquid or other parts.
- Base: concentrate
- Plural: concentrate, concentrates
- Base: concentrate
- 3rd Person Singular: concentrates
- Present Participle: concentrating
- Past: concentrated
concentrate on
1Focus attention on something specific
To give all your attention to something particular.
- You need to concentrate on finishing your assignment.
- He is concentrating on learning Spanish right now.
concentrate one's efforts
1Focus energy on one goal
To put all your energy into doing one thing.
- We should concentrate our efforts on improving customer service.
- They are concentrating their efforts on finding new investors.
orange juice concentrate
1Orange juice with water removed
Orange juice that has had most of its water taken out so it is strong and easy to store.
- This drink is made from frozen orange juice concentrate.
- They import orange juice concentrate from Brazil.