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1. 全神贯注 (quánshén guànzhù): to devote one's full attention; to concentrate one's attention fully.
2. 专注 (zhuānzhù): to focus one's attention; to concentrate on something.
3. 专心致志 (zhuānxīn zhìzhì): to devote oneself to something with full concentration.
4. 一心一意 (yìxīn yíyì): to devote oneself to something with single-mindedness.
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专心 is appropriate to use when someone is focusing their attention on a task or activity. For example, if someone is studying for an exam, it would be appropriate to use 专心 (zhuānxīn). It can also be used to describe someone who is paying close attention to something, such as a speaker at a conference. In contrast, it would not be appropriate to use 专心 to describe someone who is daydreaming or not paying attention.
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专心/專心 (zhuān xīn) is an adjective, not a verb, so it's not translated as 'to concentrate' or 'to focus'.
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