Zone in
/zəʊn ɪn /B2
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1. To concentrate intensely on a single task, activity, or piece of information, often ignoring everything else.
- She was able to zone in on her work despite the noise around her.
- When I zone in on studying, I manage to absorb a lot of information quickly.
- During meditation, try to zone in on your breathing to clear your mind.
- He managed to zone in on his presentation despite the technical difficulties.
- Once you zone in and block out distractions, your productivity increases.
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