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/ˈfəʊkəs/ |
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1 | singular the thing that people are concentrating on or paying particular attention to (注意、关注的)中心,重点,焦点 |
| the main/primary/major focus The main focus of the discussion was the way in which women are portrayed in advertising. 讨论的主要焦点是女性在广告中是如何被刻画的。 |
| +of At this point, the focus of the war moved to the Eastern Front. 在这一阶段,战争的中心移到了东部前线。 |
| +for We have chosen six communities as the focus for our study. 我们选择了6个社区作为我们研究的重点。 |
| focus of attention The teaching of basic mathematics has been a particular focus of our attention. 基础数学的教学一直是我们特别关注的焦点。 |
| focus of concern The oil crisis became the focus of Western concern in the early 1970s. 石油危机成了20世纪70年代初西方国家关注的焦点。 |
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2 | singular/U particular attention paid to something 关注;注意 |
| +on I’ d like to see more focus on economic policy. 我希望看到对经济政策的更多关注。 |
| strong/sharp focus The school puts a strong focus on academic achievement. 学校特别关注学术成果。 |
| greater focus The report calls for greater focus on the needs of the poor. 该报告呼吁多加关注穷人的需求。 |
| shift/change/move the focus They are trying to shift the focus more towards domestic policy. 他们正努力把注意力更多地转向国内政策。 |
| bring/throw sth into focus (=make people pay particular attention to it) The issue of pedestrian safety has been brought sharply into focus this week. 使某物成为关注的焦点 |
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3 | singular/U the act of concentrating on a particular aim and not wasting time or energy on other things 目的明确;目标专一;专注 |
| All the lessons have a very clear focus. 所有课程都有很明确的目的。 |
| I think this marketing campaign has lost its focus. 我认为这次销售活动偏离了本来的宗旨。 |
| lack focus A lot of young adults seem to lack focus in their lives. 许多青年人在生活中似乎缺少明确的目标。 |
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4 | U the state of being able to be seen clearly 清晰 |
| in focus (=able to be seen clearly) Some of the photographs aren’ t quite in focus. 对准焦点的;清晰的 |
| come into focus (=start to be seen clearly) Dad’ s face gradually came into focus in the viewfinder. 开始清晰起来 |
| out of focus (=not able to be seen clearly) Some of the shots seemed to be out of focus. 焦点未对准的;模糊不清的 |
| 4a | C/U the part of a camera , telescope , microscope etc that you turn until you can see something clearly (照相机、望远镜、显微镜等的)焦距 | |
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5 | C science a focal point |
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