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Meanings of focussing in English

Spanish
enfoque

The concentration of attention or energy on something.

enfoque
Usage of focussing in English
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The South Africans are focussing all their energy on the Commonwealth Games.
The South African
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But at the moment we're just sort of focussing on the now.
Radio NZ
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She looked from one man to the other, finally focussing on Peter.
Judith of the Godless Valley
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Local media reports indicate police investigations have been focussing initially on his bodyguards.
Reuters
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Still, focussing on a single market overseas can carry risks and requires monitoring.
Reuters
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The first is the focussing of the searchlight of consciousness upon the object.
The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali: The Book of the Spiritual Man
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What we should be focussing on is the quality as well as time.
Radio NZ
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So, how can you get back to focussing on the work at hand?
BBC
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He will be focussing on residential and commercial property developments and investment finance.
The Irish Times
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Probably not focussing too much on the next couple of days.
Radio NZ
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Dweck recommends focussing on the processes a child goes through to achieve something.
BBC
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In this election, people are focussing in on their constituency, on their districts.
Radio NZ
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It's the greatest-hits fallacy-thatwe understand creativity by focussing strictly on the peaks.
The new yorker
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The Breaking Bad spin-off focussing on Saul Goodman's character is still happening, apparently.
The Irish Times
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Australia is seeing a proliferation of institutional investors focussing on loans.
Reuters
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TV has a way of focussing on a profession and rendering it sexy.
Independent.ie
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Translations for focussing
Spanish
enfoque
Focussing through the time
Focussing across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare