[noun]He strongly opposed the concentration (= existence of a large amount) of power in the hands of so few people. [U]There is a (heavy) concentration (= gathering) of troops in the area. [C]Concentrations (= Groups) of police became apparent as they drove further into the town. [C](specialized) Concentration is the exact amount of one particular substance that is found in another substance.a concentration of one part per million [C]High concentrations of toxic elements were found in the polluted areas of the sea. [C]A study is under way to determine the exact concentration of lead in the local water supply. [U]A concentration camp is a prison where people are kept in extremely bad conditions, esp. for political reasons.During World War II, millions of Jews died in Nazi concentration camps.
CONCENTRATION
Meaning of CONCENTRATION in English
Cambridge English vocab. Кембриджский английский словарь. 2012