Definition
to focus (on a subject): to concentrate, to be centered or fixed, to keep one's attention (on a subject)
I am focusing on improving my English. I am studying all the time.
a focus: a central point of interest
The focus of my speech is pollution.
focused: concentrated, centered, centralized
- "Brian : Okay, Mr. Delavigne, we're going to record another message, and this time I want you to focus on energy, and the vibe you're giving to your callers."
- "Their goal is to promote teamwork and develop "skill sets" which will help us become more confident, more efficient and more focused on the well-being of the entire organization."
- "While the print media has indeed been critical of your company recently, we propose focusing on Delavigne's Internet presence to shift the narrative from tabloid gossip to the high quality profiles and experience of your staff."
- "Focus in on her leg."
- "Brian : Ok Brian, it's time to focus."
- "Ok Brian, it's time to focus."
- "We're going to relaunch YouBeauty.com with a stronger focus on luxury brands."
- "I work for "South Australian Jobs Focus", and I'd like to encourage your listeners to come to live and work in South Australia."
- "Which woman should I focus on?"
- "So far I've transformed into a duck and an elephant, but now I'm focusing on becoming a lotus flower."
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