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1 ♦ concentration
♦ concentration /kɒnsnˈtreɪʃn/n.1 [u] (psic.) concentrazione: deep concentration, profonda concentrazione; to demand great concentration, richiedere una grande concentrazione; powers of concentration, capacità di concentrazione; to lose (one's) concentration, perdere la concentrazione2 [uc] concentrazione; concentramento: the geographic concentration of industry, la concentrazione geografica dell'industria; concentration of power, concentrazione di poteri; industrial concentration, concentrazione industriale; (econ.) concentration ratio, indice (o rapporto) di concentrazione industriale3 (solo sing.) (chim.) concentrazione: a high concentration of nitrates, un'elevata concentrazione di nitrati● concentration camp, campo di concentramento.
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