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concentration [‚kɒnsən'treɪʃən]∎ to lose one's concentration se déconcentrer;∎ the work requires concentration le travail demande de la concentration;∎ concentration span concentration f;∎ he has a poor concentration span il n'arrive pas à se concentrer très longtemps(b) (specializing) spécialisation f;∎ in view of their recent concentration on other areas of the market étant donné qu'ils se sont récemment concentrés sur d'autres secteurs du marché(c) (grouping → of troops etc) concentration f;∎ there was a concentration of cases of food poisoning in the area il y a eu plusieurs cas d'intoxication alimentaire dans le quartier;∎ concentration of effort convergence f des efforts;∎ the large urban concentrations les grandes agglomérations fpl urbaines►► concentration camp camp m de concentration;concentration camp victim victime f des camps de concentrationUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > concentration
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concentration [‚kɒnsənˈtreɪ∫ən]* * *[ˌkɒnsn'treɪʃn]1) ( attention) concentration f (on sur)2) ( specialization) spécialisation f3) Chemistry concentration fhigh/low concentration — forte/faible concentration
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1 ( attention) concentration f (on sur) ; with great concentration avec une grande concentration ; my powers of concentration mon pouvoir de concentration ; to lose one's concentration se déconcentrer ;2 ( specialization) spécialisation f ; concentration on sales/on electrical goods spécialisation dans le domaine de la vente/en appareillage électrique ;4 ( accumulation) concentration f ; the concentration of troops/power la concentration de troupes/du pouvoir. -
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♦ 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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noun(also Chem.) Konzentration, diepower[s] of concentration — Konzentrationsfähigkeit, die
lose one's concentration — sich nicht mehr konzentrieren können
* * *noun She lacks concentration - she will never pass the exam.) die Konzentration* * *con·cen·tra·tion[ˌkɒn(t)sənˈtreɪʃən, AM ˌkɑ:n(t)-]npowers of \concentration Konzentrationsfähigkeit fintense \concentration äußerste Konzentrationto lose [one's] \concentration sich akk nicht mehr konzentrieren können2. (accumulation) Konzentrierung f, Zusammenballung f; of cases Häufung f; of troops Zusammenziehung f\concentrations of police verstärktes Polizeiaufgebot\concentration of power Machtkonzentration f\concentration of lead Bleigehalt m* * *["kɒnsən'treISən]n1) Konzentration f2) (= gathering) Ansammlung f* * *1. Konzentrierung f, Konzentration f:a) Zusammenfassung f, Zusammenziehung f, (Zusammen)Ballung f, Massierung f, (An)Sammlung f ( alle auch MIL):b) Hinlenkung f auf einen Punktc) fig (geistige) Sammlung, gespannte Aufmerksamkeit:2. CHEM Konzentration f, Dichte f, Sättigung f3. METALL Anreicherung f4. BIOL Konzentration f der erblichen Veranlagungconc. abk1. concentrate2. concentrated4. concerning* * *noun(also Chem.) Konzentration, diepower[s] of concentration — Konzentrationsfähigkeit, die
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[ˌkɒnsn'treɪʃn]1) concentrazione f.2) (specialization) specializzazione f.3) chim. concentrazione f.high, low concentration — alta, bassa concentrazione
4) (accumulation) concentrazione f.* * *noun She lacks concentration - she will never pass the exam.) concentrazione* * *[ˌkɒnsn'treɪʃn]1) concentrazione f.2) (specialization) specializzazione f.3) chim. concentrazione f.high, low concentration — alta, bassa concentrazione
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con·cen·tra·tion [ˌkɒn(t)sənʼtreɪʃən, Am ˌkɑ:n(t)-] npowers of \concentration Konzentrationsfähigkeit f;intense \concentration äußerste Konzentration;to lose [one's] \concentration sich akk nicht mehr konzentrieren können2) ( accumulation) Konzentrierung f, Zusammenballung f; of cases Häufung f; of troops Zusammenziehung f;\concentrations of police verstärktes Polizeiaufgebot;\concentration of power Machtkonzentration f\concentration of lead Bleigehalt m -
8 ♦ (to) lose
♦ (to) lose /lu:z/(pass. e p. p. lost)A v. t.1 perdere ( anche fig.); smarrire: to lose one's keys, perdere le chiavi; He lost his right arm in the war, perse il braccio destro in guerra; to lose one's mother, perdere la madre; to lose one's life, perdere la vita; not to lose a word, non perdere una parola; to lose one's time, perdere tempo; to lose one's temper, perdere la pazienza; to have nothing to lose, non avere niente da perdere2 sciupare; sprecare: My remarks were not lost on her, le mie osservazioni non sono andate sprecate con lei3 liberarsi di; sbarazzarsi di: They managed to lose the car that was following them, sono riusciti a seminare la macchina che li seguiva4 far perdere; costare: His negligence lost him his job, la sua negligenza gli fece perdere l'impiego5 ( sport) perdere: to lose the ball, perdere il pallone; to lose a race [a match], perdere una corsa [un incontro]7 ( di orologio) restare indietro di; ritardare di: The old clock loses three minutes a day, il vecchio orologio resta indietro di tre minuti al giornoB v. i.2 perderci; rimetterci: The poem loses a lot in translation, la poesia ci perde molto nella traduzione● to lose one's balance, sbilanciarsi □ (fam.) to lose one's berth, perdere l'impiego □ to lose by, rimetterci a: You can't lose anything by trying, a provare non ci rimetti nulla □ to lose ( one's) concentration, perdere la concentrazione □ to lose customers, perdere clienti □ to lose ground, perdere (o cedere) terreno □ to lose heart, scoraggiarsi □ to lose heavily, (fin.) subire gravi perdite; (mil. e sport) subire una grave sconfitta □ (aeron.) to lose height, perdere quota □ to lose inches, perdere dei centimetri; dimagrire in vita □ ( slang USA) to lose it, perdere la ragione, dare i numeri (fig.); perdere il controllo, diventare isterico; vomitare □ (polit.) to lose a motion, non riuscire a far approvare una mozione □ to lose on, perdere su (o in): to lose a lot of money on a horse, perdere un mucchio di soldi su un cavallo; to lose on a contract, perderci in un appalto □ to lose oneself, perdersi, smarrirsi; confondersi; immergersi ( in un pensiero, ecc.) □ ( d'un medico) to lose a patient, perdere un paziente; non riuscire a salvare un malato □ to lose one's place, perdere il segno ( in un libro, ecc.) □ to lose one's reason (o senses), perdere la ragione (o la bussola, la tramontana) □ to lose one's reputation, perdere la reputazione; screditarsi □ to lose sight of sb. [st.], perdere di vista (o d'occhio) q. [qc.] □ to lose track of, perdere le tracce di □ (autom., ecc.: di una ruota) to lose traction, perdere aderenza sul terreno □ to lose one's way, smarrirsi; smarrire la strada □ (fam.) You're losing me, non ti seguo più; non riesco a capirti NOTA D'USO: - loose o lose?-. -
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♦ (to) lose /lu:z/(pass. e p. p. lost)A v. t.1 perdere ( anche fig.); smarrire: to lose one's keys, perdere le chiavi; He lost his right arm in the war, perse il braccio destro in guerra; to lose one's mother, perdere la madre; to lose one's life, perdere la vita; not to lose a word, non perdere una parola; to lose one's time, perdere tempo; to lose one's temper, perdere la pazienza; to have nothing to lose, non avere niente da perdere2 sciupare; sprecare: My remarks were not lost on her, le mie osservazioni non sono andate sprecate con lei3 liberarsi di; sbarazzarsi di: They managed to lose the car that was following them, sono riusciti a seminare la macchina che li seguiva4 far perdere; costare: His negligence lost him his job, la sua negligenza gli fece perdere l'impiego5 ( sport) perdere: to lose the ball, perdere il pallone; to lose a race [a match], perdere una corsa [un incontro]7 ( di orologio) restare indietro di; ritardare di: The old clock loses three minutes a day, il vecchio orologio resta indietro di tre minuti al giornoB v. i.2 perderci; rimetterci: The poem loses a lot in translation, la poesia ci perde molto nella traduzione● to lose one's balance, sbilanciarsi □ (fam.) to lose one's berth, perdere l'impiego □ to lose by, rimetterci a: You can't lose anything by trying, a provare non ci rimetti nulla □ to lose ( one's) concentration, perdere la concentrazione □ to lose customers, perdere clienti □ to lose ground, perdere (o cedere) terreno □ to lose heart, scoraggiarsi □ to lose heavily, (fin.) subire gravi perdite; (mil. e sport) subire una grave sconfitta □ (aeron.) to lose height, perdere quota □ to lose inches, perdere dei centimetri; dimagrire in vita □ ( slang USA) to lose it, perdere la ragione, dare i numeri (fig.); perdere il controllo, diventare isterico; vomitare □ (polit.) to lose a motion, non riuscire a far approvare una mozione □ to lose on, perdere su (o in): to lose a lot of money on a horse, perdere un mucchio di soldi su un cavallo; to lose on a contract, perderci in un appalto □ to lose oneself, perdersi, smarrirsi; confondersi; immergersi ( in un pensiero, ecc.) □ ( d'un medico) to lose a patient, perdere un paziente; non riuscire a salvare un malato □ to lose one's place, perdere il segno ( in un libro, ecc.) □ to lose one's reason (o senses), perdere la ragione (o la bussola, la tramontana) □ to lose one's reputation, perdere la reputazione; screditarsi □ to lose sight of sb. [st.], perdere di vista (o d'occhio) q. [qc.] □ to lose track of, perdere le tracce di □ (autom., ecc.: di una ruota) to lose traction, perdere aderenza sul terreno □ to lose one's way, smarrirsi; smarrire la strada □ (fam.) You're losing me, non ti seguo più; non riesco a capirti NOTA D'USO: - loose o lose?-. -
10 deconcentrare
deconcentrare v.tr. to make* (s.o.) lose their concentration; to distract.◘ deconcentrarsi v.intr.pron. to lose* one's concentration; to get* distracted.* * *[dekontʃen'trare]1. vt2. vr (deconcentrarsi)* * *[dekontʃen'trare] 1.verbo transitivo2.deconcentrare qcn. — to break sb.'s concentration
verbo pronominale deconcentrarsi to lose* one's concentration* * *deconcentrare/dekont∫en'trare/ [1]deconcentrare qcn. to break sb.'s concentrationII deconcentrarsi verbo pronominaleto lose* one's concentration. -
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VPR to lose one's concentration, get distracted* * *verbo pronominal to lose concentration* * *verbo pronominal to lose concentration* * *desconcentrarse [A1 ]to lose concentrationme desconcentré y casi me mato I lost concentration o my concentration lapsed and I nearly killed myself* * *vprto get distracted;cuando estás al volante no te puedes desconcentrarse ni un momento when you're behind the wheel you can't lose concentration o allow yourself to be distracted for a moment* * *v/r lose one’s concentration -
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déconcentrer [dekɔ̃sɑ̃tʀe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb[+ personne] ça m'a déconcentré it made me lose my concentration2. reflexive verb* * *dekɔ̃sɑ̃tʀe
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verbe transitif ( distraire) to distract
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se déconcentrer verbe pronominal [personne] to lose one's concentration* * *dekɔ̃sɑ̃tʀe vtADMINISTRATION [services] to devolve* * *déconcentrer verb table: aimerA vtr1 Admin to decentralize [services, administration]; to decentralize [quartier, ville, région]; Ind to disperse [entreprises];2 ( distraire) [personne, événement] to distract sb.B se déconcentrer vpr [personne] to lose one's concentration.[dekɔ̃sɑ̃tre] verbe transitif1. [transférer - pouvoir] to devolve2. [distraire]3. CHIMIE [diluer]————————se déconcentrer verbe pronominal intransitif -
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1 to go off-centre (US off-center)2 figurado to become disorientated* * *vpr1. [geométricamente] to be knocked off centre2. [desconcentrarse] to lose one's concentration;se descentra fácilmente he loses his concentration easily, he's easily distracted* * *v/r figlose one’s concentration -
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f concentration* * *concentrazione s.f.1 concentration (anche fig.): capacità di concentrazione, powers of concentration; perdere la concentrazione, to lose one's concentration; una grande concentrazione di truppe, a great concentration (o massing) of troops2 (chim., fis.) concentration3 (econ.) concentration; combination: concentrazione verticale, orizzontale, vertical, horizontal concentration; concentrazione industriale, concentration (o combination) of producers (o combine); concentrazione di imprese, trust (o business combine o combination o merging); concentrazione di capitali, capital concentration.* * *[kontʃentrat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (attenzione) concentrationfar perdere la concentrazione a qcn. — to break sb.'s concentration
2) (raggruppamento) concentration3) chim. concentration* * *concentrazione/kont∫entrat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 (attenzione) concentration; capacità di concentrazione power(s) of concentration; far perdere la concentrazione a qcn. to break sb.'s concentration2 (raggruppamento) concentration3 chim. concentration. -
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impf Ⅰ vt 1. (rozpraszać) to distract- hałas mnie dekoncentruje noise distracts me ⇒ zdekoncentrować2. książk. to decentralize [produkcję, działania] ⇒ zdekoncentrować Ⅱ dekoncentrować się to lose (one’s) concentration- on łatwo się dekoncentruje he’s easily distracted ⇒ zdekoncentrować sięThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dekoncentr|ować
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pf Ⅰ vt to distract- zdekoncentrował kolegów na klasówce he distracted his classmates during the test- chłopcy są zdekoncentrowani, nie mogą się skupić nad zadaniem the boys are distracted, they can’t concentrate on their task- zdekoncentrowanie uwagi distraction of attention ⇒ dekoncentrowaćⅡ zdekoncentrować się to become distracted, to lose (one’s) concentration- zdekoncentrowałem się podczas egzaminu i oblałem I became distracted during the exam and failed it ⇒ dekoncentrować sięThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zdekoncentr|ować
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zijn concentratie verliezenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > zijn concentratie verliezen
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