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ESLPod_0667_WE_1009 Trying to Remember In this podcast, the verb "to concentrate" means to focus and think very clearly about something, without being distracted by other things, people, or ideas: "It's hard to concentrate on what he's saying, because his hair is so wild." The verb "to concentrate" also means for a lot of something to be present in a particular area, or for many things to be in the same place: "The worst traffic is concentrated on the interstate freeway just north of the city." A "fruit concentrate" is a juice from which the water has been removed, so that it can be transported and then water can be added again later: "This juice is made from 100% real orange juice concentrate, with no added sugar."

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Id	ESLPod_0667_WE_1009
Episode Id	ESLPod 667
Episode Title	Trying to Remember
Phrase	concentrate
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to concentrate" means to focus and think very clearly about something, without being distracted by other things, people, or ideas: "It's hard to concentrate on what he's saying, because his hair is so wild." The verb "to concentrate" also means for a lot of something to be present in a particular area, or for many things to be in the same place: "The worst traffic is concentrated on the interstate freeway just north of the city." A "fruit concentrate" is a juice from which the water has been removed, so that it can be transported and then water can be added again later: "This juice is made from 100% real orange juice concentrate, with no added sugar."
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