close-ups

英 [kləʊz ʌps]

美 [kloʊz ʌps]

n.  (照相、电影的)特写，特写镜头
close-up的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 特写照片;特写镜头
  Aclose-upis a photograph or a picture in a film that shows a lot of detail because it is taken very near to the subject.
  1. ...a close-up of Harvey's face.
     哈维的脸部特写

双语例句

• Ageing Hollywood actors often refuse to have close-ups taken for obvious reasons.
  年事渐高的好莱坞演员常拒绝拍特写镜头，理由是十分明显的。
• Take close-ups first, okay?
  你先拍特写，好吧？
• You take more and more close-ups, you're ever nearer to the characters and objects: you seem to be searching for something beyond the concrete or the physical.
  越来越多的特写镜头，似乎要穿透既存在的角色或是形体：在现实与形式之外，你在寻找什麽？
• Or do a lot of those extreme close-ups the Italians are so fond of.
  或者做很多意大利人很喜欢的近镜头。
• Lightning on Venus was discovered in the atmosphere, unprecedented close-ups of asteroids.
  在大气中发现了金星上的闪电，还有一些从未有过的小行星的近距离特写。
• Teams routinely ask freelance photographers to take close-ups of rivals'aero kit.
  车队都会像自由摄影师购买对手赛车的近距离空气动力套件照片。
• Hands are also important; get close-ups of both sides.
  手部也是很重要的，为每边做近景。
• We also recorded extraordinary close-ups showing emperor mothers flicking their tail feathers to catch the newly laid egg and stop it touching the snow.
  我们也拍摄了一些非同寻常的近距离摄影，比如帝企鹅妈妈会突然摆动尾巴抓住刚刚生下来的企鹅蛋，不让它接触到地上的雪。
• As with radio's soccer vocabulary, a visual language of close-ups, elevated shots and replays was slowly developed over the following decades.
  在接下来的几十年，特写、高空拍摄和画面回放这一类视觉语言和电台足球词汇一起慢慢地得到了发展。
• No close-ups of how you select a song or adjust the volume level.
  你不会看到如何选择曲目或调节音量的特写镜头。