Zoom in
/zuːm ɪn /B1
PreIntermediate
1. To use a camera or device to make an image appear closer and more detailed.
- He zoomed in on the photograph to see the details of her dress.
- The director asked the cameraman to zoom in on the actor's face for the emotional scene.
2. To focus more closely or pay more attention to a specific part of an issue or situation.
- Let's zoom in on the main problem confronting the project.
- In her speech, she zoomed in on the importance of environmental conservation.
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