focus
/ˈfoʊkəs/
noun
- The main or central point of attention, interest, or activity.
- The focus of the meeting was on improving teamwork.
- The focus of the article is the history of jazz music.
- Her focus shifted from work to her family after having children.
- The state of having clear and sharp vision or image; the adjustment of a lens to achieve this.
- The camera's autofocus helps you get a sharp image every time.
- He adjusted the focus on the telescope to see the moon clearly.
- The photo is blurry because the focus is off.
- The ability to concentrate attention or mental effort on something.
- Good focus is essential for playing a musical instrument well.
- Meditation can improve your focus and reduce stress.
- She lost her focus after studying for hours without a break.
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verb
- To concentrate attention, effort, or activity on a particular thing.
- Please focus on your homework and stop looking at your phone.
- He focused his energy on learning to play the guitar.
- The company is focusing on expanding into new markets.
- To adjust (a lens or optical instrument) to make an image clear and sharp.
- The optician focused the microscope to examine the sample.
- He focused his binoculars on the bird in the distance.
- She focused the camera on the beautiful sunset.
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