enfoque
/en-FO-kay/
approach

A specific approach or way of tackling a journey.
enfoque(noun)
approach
?a way of dealing with a situation or problem
perspective
?a specific point of view
,standpoint
?the position from which something is viewed
📝 In Action
Necesitamos un nuevo enfoque para resolver este problema.
B1We need a new approach to solve this problem.
Su enfoque en la educación es muy innovador.
B2Her approach to education is very innovative.
Desde mi enfoque, la situación es clara.
C1From my perspective, the situation is clear.
💡 Grammar Points
Always Masculine
This word is always masculine, so you should use 'el' or 'un' before it, even though it ends in 'e'.
❌ Common Pitfalls
Focusing vs. Approach
Mistake: "Using 'foco' to mean a strategy or method."
Correction: Use 'enfoque' for strategies or mental perspectives. 'Foco' usually refers to a physical lightbulb or the very center of something.
⭐ Usage Tips
Professional Use
Use 'enfoque' in job interviews or essays to sound more professional when talking about your methods or ideas.

The focus and clarity of an image.
enfoque(noun)
focus
?the clarity of an image in a camera or eyes
focusing
?the act of adjusting for clarity
📝 In Action
La cámara tiene un enfoque automático muy rápido.
B2The camera has a very fast autofocus.
Perdí el enfoque de la imagen por un momento.
B2I lost the focus of the image for a moment.
💡 Grammar Points
Related to the verb 'Enfocar'
This noun comes directly from the action of adjusting a lens to see clearly.
⭐ Usage Tips
Tech Talk
When your glasses aren't working or your screen is blurry, mention that the 'enfoque' is bad.
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: enfoque
Question 1 of 1
If a manager says, 'Me gusta tu enfoque,' what do they mean?
📚 More Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
Can 'enfoque' mean 'concentration'?
While related, Spanish usually uses 'concentración' for mental focus. 'Enfoque' is more about the 'method' or 'perspective' you use.
Is 'enfoque' used for people?
You wouldn't call a person an 'enfoque,' but you can say a person is 'enfocada' (focused).