concentrare
concentrate
The Italian word 'concentrare' is used in a similar way to its English counterpart, 'concentrate'. It is a verb that means to focus one's attention or mental effort on a particular object or topic. For example, 'Dobbiamo concentrarci sul nostro progetto' translates to 'We need to concentrate on our project'.
Example sentences using: concentrare
Devi concentrare la tua attenzione su questo
You must focus your attention on this
In this sentence, 'concentrare' is used as a verb which means to focus. It implies that the person should give their undivided attention to something specific.
Sto cercando di concentrare i miei sforzi sul progetto
I am trying to concentrate my efforts on the project
In this example, 'concentrare' is used to indicate that the speaker is applying all of his/her efforts or resources towards a specific project. It is again acting as a verb with the same meaning as in English, to concentrate.
Voglio concentrare le mie energie nella corsa
I want to concentrate my energies in the race
In this sentence, 'concentrare' suggests the speaker's desire to focus or channel all of his/her energy into a specific task, in this case, the race. Therefore, the speaker wants to give his/her all to succeed in the race.