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No. 2,792 in French

concentre

Focused; concentrated.

In a sentence

  • Il se concentre sur ses études pour réussir.

    He concentrates on his studies to succeed.

    The word 'concentre' in this sentence is a verb meaning 'concentrates' and conveys the act of focusing on an activity or task.

  • Un jus concentré a plus de goût.

    A concentrated juice has more flavor.

    Here, 'concentré' is an adjective describing the juice, meaning that it has been processed to increase its flavor or density by reducing in volume.

  • Tu dois te concentrer avant de commencer.

    You need to concentrate before you start.

    The term 'concentrer' in this sentence is a reflexive verb meaning 'to concentrate,' used in the imperative mood to instruct someone to focus mentally.

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