Bring into focus Meaning in English
expression
释义
To make something clear, easier to see, or to give it special attention. It can be used literally with cameras or figuratively to mean making a subject more important or noticeable.
用法与细微差别
Used both literally (adjusting a camera lens) and figuratively (emphasizing an idea, issue, or detail). Common in academic, business, and conversational English. Often used as 'bring something into focus' or 'brought into focus'. Not interchangeable with 'highlight' (which means emphasize but not make visually clearer).
例句
Can you bring the picture into focus?
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The teacher brought the main points into focus during the lesson.
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Try to bring your ideas into focus before you start writing.
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The documentary really brings the issue into focus for the audience.
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That conversation brought a lot of things into focus I hadn’t realized before.
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Adjust the lens to bring the subject into focus.
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