The antonyms have distinct nuances: *Present* refers to being physically in a particular place or time, *attentive* describes paying close attention, and *focused* implies concentration on a specific task or goal. Use these words in different contexts such as classroom settings, workplace communication, and personal development to convey the intended meaning effectively.

그녀는 회의에 *참석*했고 토론에 적극적으로 참여했습니다.

彼女は会議に*出席*し、議論に積極的に参加しました。

She was *present* at the meeting and actively participated in the discussion.

교사는 학생들의 요구에 *세심한* 주의를 기울였으며 개별화된 지원을 제공했습니다.

教師は生徒のニーズに*気を配り*、個別のサポートを提供しました。

The teacher was *attentive* to her students' needs and provided individualized support.

그는 자신의 일에 *집중*했고 산만함이 생산성에 영향을 미치지 않도록 했습니다.

彼は自分の仕事に*集中*し、気を散らすものが生産性に影響を与えないようにしました。

He was *focused* on his work and didn't let distractions affect his productivity.