enfocadas

Enfocadas is a Spanish term that can serve as either a grammatical form or a proper name, depending on context. As a word, enfocadas is the feminine plural form of the past participle enfocado, meaning “focused,” and can function as an adjective describing feminine nouns or groups. It can also be used as a noun phrase, las enfocadas, meaning “the focused ones” or “those who are focused,” with meaning shaped by the surrounding text.

Etymology: derived from enfocar (to focus) plus the participial suffix -ado, yielding enfocado, with feminine plural form enfocadas.

Usage and examples: In ordinary prose, the phrase can describe efforts, objects, or people that are directed toward a goal, for example: “las investigaciones enfocadas” or “las cámaras enfocadas.” In media and campaigns, enfoques on women or specific topics may be framed as “enfocadas” to signal concentration on a subject.

As a proper noun: some authors or organizations may capitalize Enfocadas to name a project, program, or publication. Such uses are context-dependent and not universally standardized.

Note: There is no single canonical work or organization universally identified by the term Enfocadas; readers should rely on explicit context to determine meaning.