IPA: //riˈfoʊkəs//
KK: /riˈfokəs/
To change the focus to something different or to concentrate again on something.
After reviewing the project, we decided to refocus our efforts on the main goals.
Past: refocused
Past Participle: refocused
Refocus → It is formed from "re-" (meaning again) and "focus" (from Latin "focus", meaning hearth or center). The word "refocus" means to focus again or to adjust one's attention back to a central point.
Think of 'focusing again' — 're-' means again, and 'focus' refers to the center of attention.