Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Concentrate"

A: 好きなもの「に」より集中できる

集中力の照準をそれに合わせると、こちらから見て照準を被せるようなイメージだから、かな。

A: Do something correctly as opposed to quickly.

A: That phrase does not make sense. If you meant "never concentrate ", it means to never pay attention or never focus.

A: It means to focus completely on something to give all of your attention to it

A: I want to concentrate to my Homework ( concentrate = focus on something)

A: I can't concentrate on my studies.

Can you please let me concentrate?

How can I concentrate on the project?

A: When you talk to me, I can't concentrate.

I concentrate hard when I study for tests.

A: I can't concentrate. I need to concentrate on my work. It's hard to concentrate.

A: Please concentrate on your test

A:
“Concentrate on” emphasizes directing your mental effort towards something.

🌷 Examples:
- I need to concentrate on my homework to get it done correctly.
- She concentrated on the instructions to ensure she understood them.
- Please concentrate on your breathing during the meditation exercise.


“Focus on” emphasizes directing your attention or energy towards something.

🌷 Examples:
- Let's focus on finishing this project by the end of the week.
- The meeting will focus on improving customer service.
- He tried to focus on the positives despite the challenges.

~ While both phrases are often interchangeable, “concentrate on” can sometimes imply a more intense level of mental effort, whereas “focus on” is often used more broadly. ~

A: 同義語です

A: In this context, they are the same.

A: they both basically have the same meaning
"I have to focus on the test!" or "I have to concentrate on the test!"

A: I'm starting to get it... I think.. Lol
But thank you so much for your time! And for kindly explaining :)

A: @ryuhowon “Concentrate at me” is not correct. “Concentrate with me” is technically correct, but that’s not as commonly used either. It’d be more natural to just say something like “focus” or “focus on me” if you need them to pay attention to you specifically.

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A: It's

To concentrate in the classroom.

You could also say

To be concentrated in the classroom.

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A: I focused on studying English. You can say concentrating but normally people say they focus on studying.

A: A = B
C = can't promise to commit time to this work

A: @terutai: I'm going to give you a big paragraph because nice want to.
In order to effectively study, one must have little to no bodily requirements. Prior to studying, one should attend to all his/hers needs, such as food, water and sleep in order to maximise efficiency while studying. Additionally, it is recommended to not have any distractions such as a mobile phone around your vicinity. If these tips are followed, along with a clear mindset and motivation, studying should be a breeze.

A: @Juneee: You can say: Please focus on taking care of yourself first before worrying about the favor. Once you have recovered, then you can do me a favor. Hope this helps :)

A: it should be like this "Concentrate on your work"