n. the center of the activity or interest; v. to adjust a camera or binoculars in order to get a clear picture; direct one's attention on something
The baby was the focus of attention. OR It is easy to focus with my camera.
The baby was the focus of attention. OR It is easy to focus with my camera.
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center; heart; emphasis; adjust; sharpen
the background; to blur; ignore; neglect
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