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1 zoom lens
(a type of camera lens which can make a distant object appear gradually closer without moving the camera.) (lente a fuoco regolabile)* * *nzoom m inv -
2 zoom
I [zuːm]1) (of traffic) frastuono m., rumore m.2) fot. (anche zoom lens) zoom m.II [zuːm]1) colloq. (move quickly)to zoom around — sfrecciare per [ streets]
2) colloq. [ prices] impennarsi, salire alle stelle3) aer. [ plane] cabrare•- zoom in- zoom out* * *[zu:m] 1. noun(a loud, low-pitched buzzing noise: the zoom of (an) aircraft.) rombo2. verb(to move very quickly with this kind of noise: The motorbike zoomed past us.) sfrecciare- zoom in* * *[zuːm]1. n(sound) rombo2. vito zoom off — sfrecciare via•- zoom in- zoom out* * *zoom /zu:m/n.2 rombo3 (aeron.) salita in candela4 (cinem., TV) zumata(to) zoom /zu:m/A v. i.1 rombare3 (autom., fam.) sfrecciare; passare in un baleno: The car zoomed down the final stretch, la vettura sfrecciò lungo la dirittura d'arrivo4 (cinem., TV) zumare5 (comput.) fare zoom7 ( slang USA) andare a scrocco; entrare senza pagare; fare il portoghese; intrufolarsi, imbucarsi (fam.)B v. t.* * *I [zuːm]1) (of traffic) frastuono m., rumore m.2) fot. (anche zoom lens) zoom m.II [zuːm]1) colloq. (move quickly)to zoom around — sfrecciare per [ streets]
2) colloq. [ prices] impennarsi, salire alle stelle3) aer. [ plane] cabrare•- zoom in- zoom out -
3 zoom in
fare uno zoom, zumare* * *(to direct a camera (on to an object etc) and use a zoom lens to make it appear to come closer: Film the whole building first, then zoom in on the door.) zumare* * *vi + advPhot Cineto zoom in (on sb/sth) — zumare (su qn/qc)
* * *fare uno zoom, zumare
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