focus in Greek
focus in Greek is εστιάζω — focus means the main center of attention, activity, or interest.
focus in Greek
εστιάζω
Pronounced: estiazo
What does "focus" mean?
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noun The main center of attention, activity, or interest.
"The main focus of this week's lesson is writing clear sentences."
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noun The point at which light rays or an image converge to appear sharp, especially in photography or optics.
"The photo was slightly out of focus."
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verb To direct one's attention or effort toward something specific.
"I find it hard to focus when the television is on."
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verb To adjust a lens or the eye so that an image appears sharp.
"She waited for the camera to focus before pressing the button."
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focus in a sentence
- The main focus of this week's lesson is writing clear sentences.
- The focus of the meeting was next year's budget.
- The photo was slightly out of focus.
- Turn the ring slowly until the focus on the flower looks crisp.
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What is "focus" in Greek?
"focus" in Greek is εστιάζω. focus means: The main center of attention, activity, or interest.
How do you pronounce εστιάζω?
"focus" in Greek is εστιάζω, pronounced "estiazo".
How do you use "focus" in a sentence?
Example: "The main focus of this week's lesson is writing clear sentences." In Greek, "focus" is εστιάζω.
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