#️⃣#Concern /kənˈsɜːn $ -ɜːrn/ #noun
💢concern for
🔹our concern for human rights
💢concern about / over / with
🔹the rise of concern about the environment
🔹the growing concern over inflation
🔹concern with worsening law and order
💢concern that
🔹increased concern that the war could continue for a long time
💢be a cause for concern / cause concern
🔹The activities of the far right have been a cause for concern for a while now.
🔹In her last days the poet expressed concern for her father.
💢[countable] ➡️ something that worries you:
🔹One of the concerns that people have is the side effects of treatment.
🔹Education remains the electorate’s main concern.
🔹the concerns expressed by parents
2️⃣SOMETHING IMPORTANT [uncountable and countable] ➡️ something that is important to you or that involves you:
🔹His main concern is to be able to provide for his family.
💢concern for
🔹The consumer has become a major concern for this government.
💢of concern to somebody
🔹topics of concern to television viewers
3️⃣FEELING FOR SOMEBODY [singular, uncountable] ➡️ a feeling of wanting someone to be happy and healthy:
🔹He was moved by her obvious concern.
💢concern for
🔹parents’ loving concern for their children
4️⃣sb’s concern ➡️ if something is your concern, you are responsible for it:
🔹The money side of the business is your concern.
5️⃣not sb’s concern/none of sb’s concern ➡️ if something is not your concern, you are not interested in it and you do not need to worry about it or become involved in it:
🔹His affairs were none of her concern.
6️⃣BUSINESS [countable] ➡️ a business or company:
🔹The restaurant is a family concern.
🔹We will continue to run the company as a going concern (=a business that is financially successful).
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💢concern for
🔹our concern for human rights
💢concern about / over / with
🔹the rise of concern about the environment
🔹the growing concern over inflation
🔹concern with worsening law and order
💢concern that
🔹increased concern that the war could continue for a long time
💢be a cause for concern / cause concern
🔹The activities of the far right have been a cause for concern for a while now.
🔹In her last days the poet expressed concern for her father.
💢[countable] ➡️ something that worries you:
🔹One of the concerns that people have is the side effects of treatment.
🔹Education remains the electorate’s main concern.
🔹the concerns expressed by parents
2️⃣SOMETHING IMPORTANT [uncountable and countable] ➡️ something that is important to you or that involves you:
🔹His main concern is to be able to provide for his family.
💢concern for
🔹The consumer has become a major concern for this government.
💢of concern to somebody
🔹topics of concern to television viewers
3️⃣FEELING FOR SOMEBODY [singular, uncountable] ➡️ a feeling of wanting someone to be happy and healthy:
🔹He was moved by her obvious concern.
💢concern for
🔹parents’ loving concern for their children
4️⃣sb’s concern ➡️ if something is your concern, you are responsible for it:
🔹The money side of the business is your concern.
5️⃣not sb’s concern/none of sb’s concern ➡️ if something is not your concern, you are not interested in it and you do not need to worry about it or become involved in it:
🔹His affairs were none of her concern.
6️⃣BUSINESS [countable] ➡️ a business or company:
🔹The restaurant is a family concern.
🔹We will continue to run the company as a going concern (=a business that is financially successful).
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#️⃣#Concern /kənˈsɜːn $ -ɜːrn/ #noun 💢concern for 🔹our concern for human rights 💢concern about / over / with 🔹the rise of concern about the environment 🔹the growing concern over inflation 🔹concern with worsening law and order 💢concern that 🔹increased…
#️⃣#Concern /kənˈsɜːn $ -ɜːrn/ #verb [transitive]
1️⃣[not in passive] ➡️ if a story, book, report etc concerns someone or something, it is about them:
🔹This study concerns couples’ expectations of marriage.
🔹The report concerns the drug traffic on the Mexican–US border.
2️⃣to make someone feel worried or upset:
🔹Issues like food additives do concern me.
3️⃣[not in passive] ➡️ if an activity, situation, rule etc concerns you, it affects you or involves you:
🔹The tax changes will concern large corporations rather than small businesses.
4️⃣concern yourself with/about something #formal ➡️ to become involved in something because you are interested in it or because it worries you:
🔹He told them not to concern themselves about him.
🔹He loved his wife, and concerned himself with her needs and desires.
5️⃣to whom it may concern ➡️ an expression written at the beginning of a formal letter when you do not know the name of the person you want to communicate with
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1️⃣[not in passive] ➡️ if a story, book, report etc concerns someone or something, it is about them:
🔹This study concerns couples’ expectations of marriage.
🔹The report concerns the drug traffic on the Mexican–US border.
2️⃣to make someone feel worried or upset:
🔹Issues like food additives do concern me.
3️⃣[not in passive] ➡️ if an activity, situation, rule etc concerns you, it affects you or involves you:
🔹The tax changes will concern large corporations rather than small businesses.
4️⃣concern yourself with/about something #formal ➡️ to become involved in something because you are interested in it or because it worries you:
🔹He told them not to concern themselves about him.
🔹He loved his wife, and concerned himself with her needs and desires.
5️⃣to whom it may concern ➡️ an expression written at the beginning of a formal letter when you do not know the name of the person you want to communicate with
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#Essential_English_words
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