refocus

UK
/riːˈfəʊkəs/
US
/riˈfoʊkəs/

Translations

refocusverb
refocused
Past Simple
refocused
Past Participle
refocusing
Gerund
UK
/riːˈfəʊkəs/
US
/riˈfoʊkəs/
recentrerAu sens de réorienter son attention, son effort ou son action.
After the meeting, he needed to refocus on his work to meet the deadline.
Après la réunion, il devait recentrer son attention sur son travail pour respecter l’échéance.
refaire la mise au pointPhoto, optique.
She had to refocus the camera to get a clear picture of the landscape.
Elle a dû refaire la mise au point de l’appareil photo pour obtenir une image nette du paysage.
Additional translations
se recentrerSurtout pour une personne; registre courant.
refocusnoun
refocuses
pl
UK
/ˌriːˈfəʊkəs/
US
/ˌriˈfoʊkəs/
recentrageAu sens de réorientation de l’attention, des priorités ou des efforts.
After the meeting, there was a refocus on improving customer service.
Après la réunion, il y a eu un recentrage sur l’amélioration du service client.
remise au pointPhoto, optique.
The photographer performed a refocus to ensure the image was sharp and clear.
Le photographe a procédé à une remise au point pour s’assurer que l’image était nette et claire.

Definitions

refocusverb
To adjust the focus of a lens or one's eyes.
She had to refocus the camera to get a clear picture of the landscape.
To change one's attention or concentration to a different task or subject.
After the meeting, he needed to refocus on his work to meet the deadline.
To bring back to focus or concentrate again on something previously focused on.
The team had to refocus their efforts on the original project goals after the unexpected setback.
refocusnoun
The act of adjusting the focus of a lens or an optical device.
The photographer performed a refocus to ensure the image was sharp and clear.
A renewed or redirected focus or attention on a particular subject or activity.
After the meeting, there was a refocus on improving customer service.