Definition of focus group in English:

focus group

noun

A group of people assembled to participate in a discussion about a product before it is launched, or to provide feedback on a political campaign, television series, etc.
Example sentencesExamples
- A focus group of society members discussed the issue, and the majority favoured banning A-boards.
- You may have heard of or even participated in a focus group.
- The education focus group discussed core curriculums for specialty nursing groups.
- The focus group meetings and feedback from patients and carers led to significant changes in the information leaflets.
- During the focus group discussions, which were guided but never led, the subtleties of such terms were explored more fully.
- It helped us out a lot to do our first focus group and have people tell us how much they liked the music.
- Eight patients and six spouses participated in a focus group.
- The following table groups topics that people in the focus group mentioned as of high interest to them.
- In our next focus group we will be concentrating more on feedback from a female audience.
- You see, for a couple of years in the mid 1990s I had the chance to participate in a ThinkPad focus group.
- Apparently the movie was put to a focus group to get an idea of what people would think of it.
- He had organized a focus group of Democratic voters for a recent presidential debate.
- She said further meetings with a working group, referred to by MARA as a focus group, would be held in January.
- Better to use your family as a political sounding board than a focus group in a front room in Luton.
- A guide containing open-ended questions was developed to steer the focus group discussions.
- Think of the money we'll make by eliminating the risk of acts that aren't the product of a focus group!
- Of course, the people recruited to participate are critical to the success of the focus group.
- Three constructions of sovereignty were produced through the focus group discussion.
- The focus group will never tell the political leader and it will never tell the newspaper editor.
- People can make their point to the council by post, on the internet, over the phone or as part of a focus group.

Definition of focus group in US English:

focus group

nounˈfoʊkəs ɡrupˈfōkəs ɡro͞op

A demographically diverse group of people assembled to participate in a guided discussion about a particular product before it is launched, or to provide ongoing feedback on a political campaign, television series, etc.
Example sentencesExamples
- You may have heard of or even participated in a focus group.
- Of course, the people recruited to participate are critical to the success of the focus group.
- A guide containing open-ended questions was developed to steer the focus group discussions.
- Eight patients and six spouses participated in a focus group.
- He had organized a focus group of Democratic voters for a recent presidential debate.
- Think of the money we'll make by eliminating the risk of acts that aren't the product of a focus group!
- Better to use your family as a political sounding board than a focus group in a front room in Luton.
- You see, for a couple of years in the mid 1990s I had the chance to participate in a ThinkPad focus group.
- The focus group meetings and feedback from patients and carers led to significant changes in the information leaflets.
- The education focus group discussed core curriculums for specialty nursing groups.
- She said further meetings with a working group, referred to by MARA as a focus group, would be held in January.
- Three constructions of sovereignty were produced through the focus group discussion.
- During the focus group discussions, which were guided but never led, the subtleties of such terms were explored more fully.
- People can make their point to the council by post, on the internet, over the phone or as part of a focus group.
- The focus group will never tell the political leader and it will never tell the newspaper editor.
- A focus group of society members discussed the issue, and the majority favoured banning A-boards.
- The following table groups topics that people in the focus group mentioned as of high interest to them.
- It helped us out a lot to do our first focus group and have people tell us how much they liked the music.
- Apparently the movie was put to a focus group to get an idea of what people would think of it.
- In our next focus group we will be concentrating more on feedback from a female audience.

单词	focus group
释义	Definition of focus group in English: focus group noun A group of people assembled to participate in a discussion about a product before it is launched, or to provide feedback on a political campaign, television series, etc. Example sentencesExamples A focus group of society members discussed the issue, and the majority favoured banning A-boards. You may have heard of or even participated in a focus group. The education focus group discussed core curriculums for specialty nursing groups. The focus group meetings and feedback from patients and carers led to significant changes in the information leaflets. During the focus group discussions, which were guided but never led, the subtleties of such terms were explored more fully. It helped us out a lot to do our first focus group and have people tell us how much they liked the music. Eight patients and six spouses participated in a focus group. The following table groups topics that people in the focus group mentioned as of high interest to them. In our next focus group we will be concentrating more on feedback from a female audience. You see, for a couple of years in the mid 1990s I had the chance to participate in a ThinkPad focus group. Apparently the movie was put to a focus group to get an idea of what people would think of it. He had organized a focus group of Democratic voters for a recent presidential debate. She said further meetings with a working group, referred to by MARA as a focus group, would be held in January. Better to use your family as a political sounding board than a focus group in a front room in Luton. A guide containing open-ended questions was developed to steer the focus group discussions. Think of the money we'll make by eliminating the risk of acts that aren't the product of a focus group! Of course, the people recruited to participate are critical to the success of the focus group. Three constructions of sovereignty were produced through the focus group discussion. The focus group will never tell the political leader and it will never tell the newspaper editor. People can make their point to the council by post, on the internet, over the phone or as part of a focus group. Definition of focus group in US English: focus group nounˈfoʊkəs ɡrupˈfōkəs ɡro͞op A demographically diverse group of people assembled to participate in a guided discussion about a particular product before it is launched, or to provide ongoing feedback on a political campaign, television series, etc. Example sentencesExamples You may have heard of or even participated in a focus group. Of course, the people recruited to participate are critical to the success of the focus group. A guide containing open-ended questions was developed to steer the focus group discussions. Eight patients and six spouses participated in a focus group. He had organized a focus group of Democratic voters for a recent presidential debate. Think of the money we'll make by eliminating the risk of acts that aren't the product of a focus group! Better to use your family as a political sounding board than a focus group in a front room in Luton. You see, for a couple of years in the mid 1990s I had the chance to participate in a ThinkPad focus group. The focus group meetings and feedback from patients and carers led to significant changes in the information leaflets. The education focus group discussed core curriculums for specialty nursing groups. She said further meetings with a working group, referred to by MARA as a focus group, would be held in January. Three constructions of sovereignty were produced through the focus group discussion. During the focus group discussions, which were guided but never led, the subtleties of such terms were explored more fully. People can make their point to the council by post, on the internet, over the phone or as part of a focus group. The focus group will never tell the political leader and it will never tell the newspaper editor. A focus group of society members discussed the issue, and the majority favoured banning A-boards. The following table groups topics that people in the focus group mentioned as of high interest to them. It helped us out a lot to do our first focus group and have people tell us how much they liked the music. Apparently the movie was put to a focus group to get an idea of what people would think of it. In our next focus group we will be concentrating more on feedback from a female audience.
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