concern
/kənˈsɜrn/
verb
- To cause worry or anxiety in someone.
- The test results concern her because they show a problem.
- It concerns me that no one has heard from him in days.
- The lack of rain concerns local farmers.
- To be about or relate to something.
- The new law concerns all businesses with more than fifty employees.
- This article concerns the history of the Internet.
- My question concerns the deadline for the assignment.
- To involve or affect someone.
- The changes will concern all residents of the building.
- The decision concerns everyone in the department.
- This issue does not concern you, so please stay out of it.
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noun
- A feeling of worry or anxiety about something.
- He expressed his concern about the safety of the old bridge.
- The rising crime rate is a growing concern for the community.
- Her main concern is that the project might not be finished on time.
- Something that is important or interesting to someone; a matter of interest.
- Environmental protection is a major concern for many young people.
- The teacher's primary concern is the students' well-being.
- Financial concerns often keep people from pursuing their dreams.
- A business or organization.
- She works for a large manufacturing concern in Detroit.
- The family-owned concern has been in business for over fifty years.
- The company is a multinational concern with offices in twenty countries.
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