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

• Sometimes I'm in the mood for nasty close-ups.
  有时当我想看些污秽的东西。
• 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。
• Hands are also important; get close-ups of both sides.
  手部也是很重要的，为每边做近景。
• 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。
• 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。
• On the other hand, Balazs took visual culture as the start to study films, working on cinematic image ontology from the aspects of close-ups, scenes and montages.
  贝拉对“视觉文化”研究的独特贡献，以及他以“视觉文化”为出发点对电影的影像本体所进行的独特思考，对视觉文化研究具有较大的借鉴意义。
• 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。
• 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。
• He urges the use of more close-ups.
  他强调多使用近镜头。
• Use artificial light sparingly for filming or photography, especially for close-ups.
  照相时少用人工光源，尤其是在近距离时。