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Daily Verb Lesson: Italian for concentrate is concentrare
The Italian verb for concentrate is the regular -ARE verb concentrare.
... imagine the children CONCENTRATE RARELY!
Concentrare is conjugated like thousands of other regular -ARE verbs.
Concentrare can also mean: to focus (on), to fix.
Related words include:
- concentrarsi (su) (vr) : to concentrate, centre, focue (on).
- la concentrazione (nf) : concentration, attention.
- il (campo di) concentramento (nm) : concentration (camp), internment.
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to concentrate : concentrare
Imagine the children CONCENTRATE RARELY!
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concentrare - VERB CONJUGATION TABLE - to concentrate |
Simple Tenses concentrare Present Participle: concentrante
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TENSE |
io |
tu |
lui/lei/Lei |
noi |
voi |
loro/Loro |
Present Presente concentrate |
concentro |
concentri |
concentra |
concentriamo |
concentrate |
concentrano |
Past Imperfect Imperfetto concentrated |
concentravo |
concentravi |
concentrava |
concentravamo |
concentravate |
concentravano |
Simple Past Passato remoto concentrated |
concentrai |
concentrasti |
concentrò |
concentrammo |
concentraste |
concentrarono |
Future Futuro semplice will concentrate |
concentrerò |
concentrerai |
concentrerà |
concentreremo |
concentrerete |
concentreranno |
Conditional Condizionale would concentrate |
concentrerei |
concentreresti |
concentrerebbe |
concentreremmo |
concentrereste |
concentrerebbero |
Subjunctive Congiuntivo Presente may concentrate |
concentri |
concentri |
concentri |
concentriamo |
concentriate |
concentrino |
Compound Tenses concentrare Past Particple: concentrato |
Present Perfect Passato Prossimo have concentrated |
ho concentrato |
hai concentrato |
ha concentrato |
abbiamo concentrato |
avete concentrato |
hanno concentrato |
Past Perfect Trapassato Prossimo had concentrated |
avevo concentrato |
avevi concentrato |
aveva concentrato |
avevamo concentrato |
avevate concentrato |
avevano concentrato |
Future Perfect Futuro Anteriore will've concentrated |
avrò concentrato |
avrai concentrato |
avrà concentrato |
avremo concentrato |
avrete concentrato |
avranno concentrato |
Conditional Perfect Condizionale Passato would've concentrated |
avrei concentrato |
avresti concentrato |
avrebbe concentrato |
avremmo concentrato |
avreste concentrato |
avrebbero concentrato |
Perfect Subjunctive Congiuntivo Passato may've concentrated |
abbia concentrato |
abbia concentrato |
abbia concentrato |
abbiamo concentrato |
abbiate concentrato |
abbiano concentrato |
Imperative Imperativo concentrate! |
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concentra! non concentrare! |
(non) concentri! |
(non) concentriamo! |
(non) concentrate! |
(non) concentrino! |
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