concentration in Latin
concentration in Latin is animadversio — concentration means the ability to focus one's attention on a single task.
concentration in Latin
animadversio
A field or course of study on which one focuses, especially as a student in a college or university.
What does "concentration" mean?
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noun The ability to focus one's attention on a single task.
"The exam demands total concentration."
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noun The amount of a substance present within a given volume or mixture.
"The lab measured the concentration of salt in the water sample."
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noun (US) A student's chosen field of specialized study within a broader degree.
"She majored in biology with a concentration in genetics."
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concentration in a sentence
- The exam demands total concentration.
- His concentration slipped after the phone rang.
- The lab measured the concentration of salt in the water sample.
- A high concentration of sugar makes the syrup very thick.
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What is "concentration" in Latin?
"concentration" in Latin is animadversio. concentration means: The ability to focus one's attention on a single task.
How do you use "concentration" in a sentence?
Example: "The exam demands total concentration." In Latin, "concentration" is animadversio.
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