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focus
noun
-
focus
,
focuses
the
state
of
giving
all
your
attention
to
one
particular
task
,
idea
,
or
activity
•
With
complete
focus
,
the
boy
finished
his
puzzle
in
record
time
.
With
complete
focus
,
the
boy
finished
his
puzzle
in
record
time
.
•
The
student's
intense
focus
on
the
microscope
slide
impressed
her
science
teacher
.
The
student's
intense
focus
on
the
microscope
slide
impressed
her
science
teacher
.
noun
-
focus
,
focuses
the
main
subject
or
center
of
interest
or
activity
•
The
focus
of
today's
meeting
is
next
month's
budget
.
The
focus
of
today's
meeting
is
next
month's
budget
.
•
In
the
photograph
,
the
baby
is
the
clear
focus
while
the
background
is
blurry
.
In
the
photograph
,
the
baby
is
the
clear
focus
while
the
background
is
blurry
.
verb
-
focus
,
focusing
,
focuses
,
focused
to
give
all
your
attention
to
something
,
or
to
make
someone
do
this
•
Please
focus
on
the
road
when
you
drive
.
Please
focus
on
the
road
when
you
drive
.
•
The
chess
player
closed
his
eyes
for
a
second
to
focus
before
the
final
move
.
The
chess
player
closed
his
eyes
for
a
second
to
focus
before
the
final
move
.
noun
-
focus
,
focuses
the
person
,
thing
,
or
activity
that
people
give
most
of
their
attention
to
•
This
year
,
the
charity
’
s
main
focus
is
building
new
wells
for
the
village
.
This
year
,
the
charity
’
s
main
focus
is
building
new
wells
for
the
village
.
•
During
the
meeting
,
everyone
kept
their
focus
on
finding
a
quick
solution
.
During
the
meeting
,
everyone
kept
their
focus
on
finding
a
quick
solution
.
From
Latin
focus
“
hearth
,
fireplace
,”
later
“
center
of
activity
.”
noun
-
focus
,
focuses
the
ability
to
think
clearly
or
see
something
sharply
without
distraction
•
Listening
to
soft
music
helps
her
regain
focus
while
studying
.
Listening
to
soft
music
helps
her
regain
focus
while
studying
.
•
After
a
short
walk
,
he
returned
to
work
with
renewed
focus
.
After
a
short
walk
,
he
returned
to
work
with
renewed
focus
.
verb
-
focus
,
focusing
,
focuses
,
focused
to
give
all
your
attention
and
effort
to
one
particular
activity
,
subject
,
or
problem
•
The
students
focus
hard
when
the
exam
begins
.
The
students
focus
hard
when
the
exam
begins
.
•
She
needs
to
focus
on
finishing
her
science
project
tonight
.
She
needs
to
focus
on
finishing
her
science
project
tonight
.
verb
-
focus
,
focusing
,
focuses
,
focused
to
adjust
a
camera
,
microscope
,
or
other
device
so
that
the
image
becomes
clear
•
Please
focus
the
camera
before
you
take
the
picture
.
Please
focus
the
camera
before
you
take
the
picture
.
•
The
scientist
carefully
focused
the
microscope
to
see
the
cells
clearly
.
The
scientist
carefully
focused
the
microscope
to
see
the
cells
clearly
.
verb
-
focus
,
focusing
,
focuses
,
focused
to
adjust
a
camera
,
microscope
,
or
other
device
so
that
the
picture
becomes
clear
•
She
turned
the
ring
to
focus
the
camera
on
the
distant
mountains
.
She
turned
the
ring
to
focus
the
camera
on
the
distant
mountains
.
•
The
biologist
had
to
focus
the
microscope
before
the
cells
looked
sharp
.
The
biologist
had
to
focus
the
microscope
before
the
cells
looked
sharp
.
noun
-
focus
,
focuses
(
physics
)
the
exact
point
where
rays
of
light
,
heat
,
or
sound
meet
after
being
bent
or
reflected
•
A
magnifying
glass
brings
sunlight
to
a
single
focus
,
making
paper
smoke
.
A
magnifying
glass
brings
sunlight
to
a
single
focus
,
making
paper
smoke
.
•
In
a
satellite
dish
,
waves
bounce
toward
the
receiver
at
the
focus
.
In
a
satellite
dish
,
waves
bounce
toward
the
receiver
at
the
focus
.
noun
-
focus
,
focuses
(
geology
)
the
place
beneath
Earth
’
s
surface
where
an
earthquake
starts
•
Scientists
located
the
earthquake
’
s
focus
ten
kilometers
below
the
city
.
Scientists
located
the
earthquake
’
s
focus
ten
kilometers
below
the
city
.
•
The
depth
of
the
focus
affects
how
strongly
people
feel
the
shaking
.
The
depth
of
the
focus
affects
how
strongly
people
feel
the
shaking
.
noun
-
focus
,
foci
the
point
where
light
,
sound
,
or
other
waves
come
together
after
moving
toward
each
other
,
making
the
image
or
sound
clear
•
The
scientist
adjusted
the
mirror
so
the
rays
met
at
a
single
focus
.
The
scientist
adjusted
the
mirror
so
the
rays
met
at
a
single
focus
.
•
A
magnifying
glass
can
burn
paper
because
it
brings
sunlight
to
a
sharp
focus
.
A
magnifying
glass
can
burn
paper
because
it
brings
sunlight
to
a
sharp
focus
.
