Present participle of concentre; the act of gathering toward or focusing on a center.
The -ing form of concentre, following standard English gerund rules. This form emphasizes the ongoing process of bringing things together toward a central point.
The -ing form lets us talk about the *action* of concentrating—so while concentrate is the goal, concentring describes the process, which is why athletes talk about 'concentring their energy' before competition.
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