zoom
US: /ˈzum/
UK: /zˈuːm/
UK: /zˈuːm/
English Vietnamese dictionary
zoom /zu:m/
- danh từ
- tiếng kêu vù vu (của máy bay...)
- sự làm cho bay vọt lên; sự bay vọt lên
- nội động từ
- kêu vù vù
- bay vọt lên (máy bay)
Advanced English dictionary
verb, noun
+ verb
1 [V +adv./prep.] to move or go somewhere very fast: Traffic zoomed past us. + For five weeks they zoomed around Europe.
2 [V] ~ (up) (to ...) (of prices, costs, etc.) to increase a lot quickly and suddenly: House prices have zoomed up this year. + Shares zoomed from 1567p to 1700p.
Phrasal Verbs: zoom in / out (of a camera) to show the object that is being photographed from closer/further away, with the use of a ZOOM LENS: The camera zoomed in on the actor's face. + In the last shot he zoomed out to a wide view of the garden.
+ noun
1 [C] = ZOOM LENS: a zoom shot
2 [sing.] the sound of a vehicle moving very fast(also zoom)
+ noun
a camera LENS that you use to make the thing that you are photographing appear nearer to you or further away from you than it really is
Concise English dictionary
zooms|zoomed|zoomingzuːm
noun
+a rapid rise
+the act of rising upward into the air
verb
+move along very quickly
+move with a low humming noise
+rise rapidly
