Definition: Meaning of, focus in English to English dictionary.
Pronunciation:/ ˈfəʊkəs /
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focus
focused, focussed
focused, focussed
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Third Person Singular
focusing, focussing
focusses or focuses
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give attention to something[intransitive and transitive] to give special attention to one particular person or thing, or to make people do this
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camera/telescope[intransitive and transitive] to point a camera or TELESCOPE at something, and change the controls slightly so that you can see that thing clearly
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eyes[intransitive and transitive] if your eyes focus, or if you focus your eyes, you look at something and can see it clearly
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light[transitive] if you focus beams of light, you aim them onto a particular place
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focus
focuses or foci
[singular] the thing, person, situation etc that people pay special attention to
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[uncountable] if your focus is on something, that is the thing you are giving most attention to
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come into focus/bring something into focus if something comes into focus, or you bring it into focus, people start to talk about it and pay attention to it
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in focus/out of focus if a photograph or an instrument such as a camera is in focus, you can see the picture clearly. If it is out of focus, you cannot see the picture clearly.
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[uncountable] the clearness of the picture seen through an instrument such as a camera