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to concentrate
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koncentrować się, skupiać się
to focus one's all attention on something specific
Intransitive: to concentrate | to concentrate on sth
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koncentrować, skupić się
to focus all attention, effort, or resources on one central point or goal
Transitive: to concentrate efforts or resources | to concentrate efforts or resources on sth
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skoncentrować, podsumować
to show or present something in a shorter, more focused way
Transitive: to concentrate a subject or idea into a concise form
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skoncentrować, zgromadzić
to bring people or things together in one place
Transitive: to concentrate sb/sth somewhere
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koncentrować, zagęszczać
to reduce the liquid content of a substance, making it stronger or thicker
Transitive: to concentrate a liquid
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koncentrować, wzmacniać
to become stronger or more pure through removal of certain parts or elements
Intransitive
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koncentrować, rafinować
to separate and remove unwanted materials like rock or sand from ore to make it purer
Transitive: to concentrate an ore
Concentrate
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koncentrat, koncentrat mineralny
the desired mineral that is left after impurities have been removed from mined ore
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koncentrat, ekstrakt
a concentrated example of something
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koncentrat, ekstrakt
a concentrated form of a foodstuff; the bulk is reduced by removing water
concentrate
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concentre
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concentrated
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concentrated
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concentration
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concentration
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deconcentrate
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deconcentrate
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Przykład
She concentrated on solving the math problem, blocking out the background noise in the classroom.
We need to concentrate if we want to finish this project on time and with accuracy.
The students were asked to concentrate during the lecture to grasp the complex concepts being explained.
The teacher concentrated the students in the library for the study session.
The teacher concentrated the lesson into a brief overview for the class.
