Translation guide
How to express what someone is paying attention to, concentrating on, or is the center of their interest in Japanese.
The person or thing that someone is most interested in or paying attention to.
The specific thing a person is concentrating their mental effort on.
Literally 'object of concentration'. Used in contexts of mental focus, study, or work.
The central subject of a discussion, presentation, or work.
Means 'focal point'. Commonly used for the main topic or issue.
Literally 'target of attention'. A common and natural way to say someone or something is the focus of attention.
She was the center of attention at the party.
Literally 'target of interest'. Used when something is the focus of people's interest or curiosity.
The new product has become the focus of consumer interest.
Literally 'to gather gazes'. Used when someone or something attracts visual attention.
Her dress drew everyone's attention.
The focus of his concentration is studying for the exam.
Literally 'thing one is concerned about'. More about emotional or mental preoccupation.
Right now, the focus of her attention is her child's health.
The focus of the discussion is environmental issues.
Means 'center'. Can be used for the core subject or theme.
The focus of his research is artificial intelligence.