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

• 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？
• 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。
• 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。
• Sometimes I'm in the mood for nasty close-ups.
  有时当我想看些污秽的东西。
• 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。
• 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。
• The pictures were close-ups of young adult faces, unfamiliar to the participants.
  这些照片都是年轻成年人脸部的特写，皆为受试者所不熟悉。
• 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。
• He urges the use of more close-ups.
  他强调多使用近镜头。
• Some paintings show close-ups, an upper body, a back, or a face, sometimes looking at or away from the viewer, or in profile.
  有的作品是特写：画一个上半身、一个背或一张脸（眼光有时看着观众，有时又远离观众），抑或是一个轮廓。