keepfocus

verb
UK /kiːp ˈfəʊkəs/
US /kiːp ˈfoʊkəs/

To keep your attention on one thing and not let other things distract you.

Please keepfocus on your homework until you finish it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To keep a camera or lens pointed steadily at one subject.

The photographer had to keepfocus on the bird as it flew.

3. To keep a group or project centered on one main goal.

The coach told the team to keepfocus on winning the next game.

4. To stay calm and not lose track of what matters.

Even with all the noise, she managed to keepfocus.