concentrate 音標拼音: [k'ɑnsəntr
, et]
vt . 集中,集結;濃縮
vi . 集中,集結;濃縮
集中,集結;濃縮集中,集結;濃縮
concentrate n 1 :
the desired mineral that is left after impurities have been removed from mined ore [
synonym : {
dressed ore }, {
concentrate }]
2 :
a concentrated form of a foodstuff ;
the bulk is reduced by removing water 3 :
a concentrated example of something ; "
the concentrate of contemporary despair "
v 1 :
make denser ,
stronger ,
or purer ; "
concentrate juice "
2 :
direct one '
s attention on something ; "
Please focus on your studies and not on your hobbies " [
synonym : {
concentrate },
{
focus }, {
center }, {
centre }, {
pore }, {
rivet }]
3 :
make central ; "
The Russian government centralized the distribution of food " [
synonym : {
centralize }, {
centralise },
{
concentrate }] [
ant : {
decentralise }, {
decentralize },
{
deconcentrate }]
4 :
make more concise ; "
condense the contents of a book into a summary " [
synonym : {
digest }, {
condense }, {
concentrate }]
5 :
draw together or meet in one common center ; "
These groups concentrate in the inner cities "
6 :
compress or concentrate ; "
Congress condensed the three -
year plan into a six -
month plan " [
synonym : {
condense }, {
concentrate },
{
contract }]
7 :
be cooked until very little liquid is left ; "
The sauce should reduce to one cup " [
synonym : {
boil down }, {
reduce }, {
decoct },
{
concentrate }]
8 :
cook until very little liquid is left ; "
The cook reduced the sauce by boiling it for a long time " [
synonym : {
reduce }, {
boil down }, {
concentrate }]
Concentrate \
Con *
cen "
trate \ (?
or ?),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p .
{
Concentrated };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Concentrating }.] [
Pref .
con -
L .
centrum center .
Cf . {
Concenter }.]
1 .
To bring to ,
or direct toward ,
a common center ;
to unite more closely ;
to gather into one body ,
mass ,
or force ;
to fix ;
as ,
to concentrate rays of light into a focus ;
to concentrate the attention .
[
1913 Webster ]
(
He )
concentrated whole force at his own camp .
--
Motley .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
To increase the strength and diminish the bulk of ,
as of a liquid or an ore ;
to intensify ,
by getting rid of useless material ;
to condense ;
as ,
to concentrate acid by evaporation ;
to concentrate by washing ; --
opposed to {
dilute }.
[
1913 Webster ]
Spirit of vinegar concentrated and reduced to its greatest strength . --
Arbuthnot .
Syn :
To combine ;
to condense ;
to consolidate .
[
1913 Webster ]
Concentrate \
Con *
cen "
trate \ (?
or ?),
v .
i .
To approach or meet in a common center ;
to consolidate ;
as ,
population tends to concentrate in cities .
[
1913 Webster ]
168 Moby Thesaurus words for "
concentrate ":
abbreviate ,
accelerate ,
aggravate ,
approach ,
assemble ,
attend closely to ,
attend to business ,
be alert ,
be obsessed with ,
beef up ,
blow up ,
bring into focus ,
bring together ,
center ,
centralize ,
circumscribe ,
close ,
close in ,
close up ,
close with ,
cluster ,
coarct ,
collect ,
come together ,
compact ,
complicate ,
compress ,
concenter ,
concentralize ,
concentrate on ,
concentrate the mind ,
concentrate upon ,
concentrated ,
concentration ,
condense ,
congest ,
congregate ,
consolidate ,
constant ,
constrict ,
constringe ,
contract ,
converge ,
cram ,
cramp ,
crowd ,
curtail ,
decoct ,
decoction ,
decrease ,
deepen ,
densen ,
densify ,
direct ,
distill ,
distillate ,
distillation ,
double ,
draw ,
draw in ,
draw together ,
elixir ,
enhance ,
essence ,
essentialize ,
establish ,
exacerbate ,
exaggerate ,
exclusive ,
express ,
extract ,
extraction ,
fall in with ,
firm ,
fix ,
fix on ,
fixate ,
fixed ,
focalize ,
focus ,
focus on ,
funnel ,
gather ,
give heed ,
group ,
heap ,
heat up ,
heighten ,
hop up ,
hot up ,
infuse ,
infusion ,
integrate ,
intensify ,
intersect ,
jam ,
jazz up ,
key up ,
knit ,
look lively ,
look out ,
look sharp ,
magnify ,
make complex ,
mass ,
meet ,
melt down ,
miss nothing ,
narrow ,
narrow the gap ,
nip ,
pay attention ,
pay heed ,
pile ,
pinch ,
press ,
press out ,
pucker ,
pucker up ,
purification ,
purse ,
put ,
quintessence ,
ram down ,
ramify ,
redouble ,
reduce ,
refine ,
refinement ,
reinforce ,
render ,
rivet ,
run together ,
scrutinize ,
set ,
settle ,
sharpen ,
shorten ,
shrink ,
soak ,
solidify ,
soup up ,
spirit ,
squeeze ,
steadfast ,
steady ,
steep ,
step up ,
strangle ,
strangulate ,
strengthen ,
study ,
take care ,
take heed ,
taper ,
think ,
triple ,
undistracted ,
undivided ,
unfaltering ,
unite ,
unremitting ,
unwavering ,
watch out ,
whet ,
wring ,
wring out ,
wrinkle
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CONCENTRATE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of CONCENTRATE is to bring or direct toward a common center or objective : focus How to use concentrate in a sentence
CONCENTRATE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary CONCENTRATE definition: 1 to direct your attention or your efforts towards a particular activity, subject, or problem: 2… Learn more
Concentrate - definition of concentrate by The Free Dictionary 1 to come or cause to come to a single purpose or aim: to concentrate one's hopes on winning 2 (Chemistry) to make or become denser or purer by the removal of certain elements, esp the solvent of a solution 3 (Mining Quarrying) (tr) to remove rock or sand from (an ore) to make it purer
CONCENTRATE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary A concentrate is a product that has been concentrated, for example by the removal of liquid The concentrate of the substance was produced by heating it to remove water Some concentrates can be diluted back to regular strength by adding water
Concentrate - Definition, Meaning Synonyms - Vocabulary. com Concentrate means to make something stronger, denser, or more focused If you concentrate your energy, for example, you become more powerful! Concentrate your efforts at digging, and you'll plant that shrub a lot faster
CONCENTRATE Definition Meaning - Dictionary. com Concentrate definition: to bring or draw to a common center or point of union; converge; direct toward one point; focus See examples of CONCENTRATE used in a sentence
concentrate - Wiktionary, the free dictionary To increase the strength and diminish the bulk of, as of a liquid or an ore; to intensify, by getting rid of useless material; to condense To approach or meet in a common center; to consolidate Population tends to concentrate in cities