concentrado
“concentrado” means “focused” in Spanish. It has 3 different meanings depending on context:
focused
Also: concentrated
📝 In Action
Juan está muy concentrado en su examen.
A1Juan is very focused on his exam.
Necesito un jugo de naranja concentrado.
A2I need a concentrated orange juice.
Su mirada era fría y concentrada.
B1His gaze was cold and focused.
concentrate
Also: animal feed
📝 In Action
Mezcla el concentrado de tomate con un poco de agua.
B1Mix the tomato concentrate with a little water.
Compramos concentrado para las vacas.
B2We bought feed for the cows.
El laboratorio analizó el concentrado de minerales.
C1The laboratory analyzed the mineral concentrate.
concentrated

📝 In Action
He concentrado todos mis ahorros en esta cuenta.
B1I have concentrated all my savings in this account.
La policía ha concentrado sus esfuerzos en el centro.
B2The police have concentrated their efforts in the downtown area.
Habíamos concentrado a la gente en la plaza.
C1We had gathered the people in the square.
🔄 Conjugations
subjunctive
imperfect
present
indicative
preterite
imperfect
present
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Words that translate to "concentrado" in Spanish:
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Quick Quiz: concentrado
Question 1 of 3
How do you say 'She is focused'?
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👥 Word Family▼
📚 Etymology▼
From the Latin 'concentrare', which combines 'con' (together) and 'centrum' (center). It literally means to bring things toward a single center point.
First recorded: 17th century
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does concentrado mean 'smart'?
Not exactly. It means you are paying attention (focused) right now, not that you have a high IQ.
Can I use 'concentrado' for things and people?
Yes! You can use it for a person studying, a strong perfume, or even a thick soup.
What is the opposite of 'concentrado'?
For a person, it's 'distraído' (distracted). For a liquid, it's 'diluido' (watered down).


