Idiom: zoom in on something
Meaning
Idiom: zoom in on something
- to examine or look at something more closely
Example sentences
— Zoom in on that part of the map; I think I recognize that area.
— Our seats are so far up in the stands that I always bring binoculars to the game so I can zoom in on the action on the field.
— Did you know you can zoom in on that part of the photo by doing this?
— Did you know you can zoom in on something on the screen if you press the Ctrl and + buttons?
— My parents immediately zoomed in on the weakest part of my excuse for not getting better grades this past semester.
— Let's now zoom in on the question of the effectiveness of sanctions.
— We should have zoomed in on why our customers abandon their shopping carts without completing their purchases.
— At this point, we'll zoom in on what you should be doing to prepare yourself the day before and the day of the exam.
Synonyms
- zero in on
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