concentration

UK /ˌkɒn.sənˈtɹeɪ.ʃən/ US /ˌkɑn.sənˈtɹeɪ.ʃən/
noun 5

Collocations

16
1

(noun.) giving all your attention/effort to sth

ADJ

deep, great, intense

total

The students showed total concentration during the difficult exam yesterday afternoon.

poor | exclusive

VERB + CONCENTRATION

demand, require

Studying for the exam demanded such intense concentration that I forgot to eat lunch.

lose

break, disturb

The loud construction noise outside disturbed my concentration during the exam.

CONCENTRATION + NOUN

span

PREP

~ on

The student's focus improved when she increased her concentration on the difficult math problems.

PHRASES

a lack of concentration, a lapse in/of concentration

Even a brief lapse of concentration while driving can cause a serious accident.

powers of concentration

The student's powers of concentration improved after she started taking regular breaks during study sessions.

2

(noun.) large number/amount of sth in one place

ADJ

great, heavy, high, large

There is a high concentration of restaurants in the old town near the harbour.

low | geographical

CONCENTRATION + VERB

increase, rise

Salt concentration increases significantly when you boil water in a pot.

decrease, fall

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