v. to fix one's powers or efforts or attention on one thing
It is easier for me to concentrate in a quiet room.
It is easier for me to concentrate in a quiet room.
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Why did Skunk run into Badger's Rock Room, while Badger was trying to concentrate on his Important Rock Work?
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When the girls met Tommy, why did he concentrate his attentions on Sheila?
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Alice decided she wanted to concentrate on herself and not have a boyfriend as an appendage. What does 'appendage' mean?
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What did skaters in the 1800s concentrate on?
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The business decided to concentrate on confectionery and soft drinks.
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focus; think; apply oneself
distract; drift
3 syllables
con-cen-trate
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