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zoom [zu:m]* * *[zuːm] 1.1) (of traffic, aircraft) vrombissement m, vacarme m2) Photography (also zoom lens) zoom m2.1) (colloq) ( move quickly)he's zoomed off to Paris — il a foncé (colloq) à Paris
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A n1 (of traffic, aircraft) vrombissement m, vacarme m ;B vi1 ○ ( move quickly) to zoom past passer en trombe ; I saw you zooming past je t'ai vu passer en trombe ; to zoom around passer à toute vitesse dans [streets, region] ; the motorcyclist went zooming off down the road le motocycliste a démarré sur les chapeaux de roues ; he's zoomed off to Paris il a foncé ○ à Paris ; I'll just zoom out to the shop je vais faire un saut ○ au magasin ;2 ○ ( rocket) [prices, profits] monter en flèche ;3 Aviat [plane] monter en chandelle. -
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zoom [zu:m]∎ the car zoomed up/down the hill la voiture a monté/descendu la côte à toute allure ou en trombe;∎ the rocket zoomed up into the clouds la fusée est montée en chandelle dans les nuages;∎ I'm just going to zoom into town to get some food je vais faire un saut en ville pour acheter de quoi manger(b) (prices, costs, sales) monter en flèche;∎ inflation zoomed up or upwards l'inflation est montée en flèche(a) (fool, deceive) se foutre de(b) (flirt with) faire du rentre-dedans à3 noun(a) (of engine) vrombissement mvroum!►► Computing zoom box case f zoom;zoom lens zoom mPhotography faire un zoom;∎ the camera zoomed in on the laughing children la caméra a fait un zoom sur les enfants en train de rirefiler;∎ they're zooming off on holiday tomorrow ils filent en vacances demainPhotography faire un zoom arrière
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zoom out — [phrasal verb] ◇ When a camera or photographer zooms out, the lens of the camera is adjusted so that the image seems to be smaller and farther away. The camera zoomed out to show a wider view of the scene. • • • Main Entry: ↑zoom * * * ˌzoom… … Useful english dictionary
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zoom out — verb a) To focus a zoom lens in order to obtain a smaller image, or a more distant view. b) To manipulate a display (such as a computer screen) so as to make it smaller and possibly less detailed. Ant: zoom in … Wiktionary
zoom out — in. to lose control. □ I nearly zoomed out when I got the news. □ Fred zoomed out and started screaming at Ernie … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
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zoom out — v. move quickly to take a picture from a distance … English contemporary dictionary
zoom out — A distant view of an image; image is viewed more globally, but with less detail … IT glossary of terms, acronyms and abbreviations
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zoom — zoom1 [zu:m] v [i]informal [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: From the sound] 1.) [always + adverb/preposition] to go somewhere or do something very quickly = ↑whizz, zip ↑zip zoom off/around/down etc ▪ Brenda jumped in the car and zoomed off. ▪ The work… … Dictionary of contemporary English