Definition of defocus - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
distractintr. Rare US lose focus or concentrationintr. Rare US
- He tends to defocus during long meetings.
2.
opticstr. TECH. cause a lens to be out of focustr. TECH.
- He defocused the camera lens for a softer effect.
Origin of defocus
Latin, de- (away) + focus (hearth/fireplace)
Examples of defocus in a sentence
Don't let the distractions defocus you from your goals. The technician defocused the projector for a blurry image. She accidentally defocused the telescope while stargazing.
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- French:se déconcentrer, défocaliser, ...
- German:den Fokus verlieren, unscharf stellen, ...
- Italian:distrarsi, sfuocare, ...
- Spanish:distraerse, desenfocar, ...
- Portuguese:perder o foco, desfocar, ...
- Chinese:失去专注, 使失焦, ...
- Japanese:集中力を失う, ぼかす, ...
- Arabic:فَقَدَ التَّرْكيز, أَخْرَجَ عَنِ التَّرْكِيز, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַבֵּד רִכּוּז, לְהוֹצִיא מִפּוֹקוּס, ...
- Russian:рассеяться, расфокусировать, ...
- Ukrainian:розсіятися, розфокусувати, ...
- Hindi:ध्यान हटाना, फोकस से बाहर करना, ...
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