macro shot

ˈmækroʊ ʃɑːt

Definition

Definition of macro shot - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

photography

TECH.

close-up photo showing small details clearly

TECH.

She took a macro shot of the butterfly's wings.
He captured a stunning macro shot of the dew on the leaf.
The macro shot revealed intricate details of the insect.

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close-up photo showing small details clearly

Expressions with macro

macro management

strategic oversight of an organization or project

Effective macro management is crucial for long-term success.

macro environment

broad outside conditions, economic and social, shaping how firms operate

The macro environment forced the retailer to revise its strategy.

macro virus

computer virus that spreads through document macros

The macro virus infected all the Word documents on her laptop.

macro instruction

single computer command that represents a series of commands

The programmer used a macro instruction to simplify repetitive tasks.

macro lens

camera lens focusing at very close range

The macro lens revealed the intricate details of the leaf.

Expressions with shot

warning shot

gunshot fired to warn without harm

The soldier fired a warning shot into the air.

cheap shot

unfair remark targeting someone's vulnerability

His comment about her past was a cheap shot.

parting shot

final remark made before leaving, often meant to insult

He left the meeting with a parting shot at his boss.

big shot

important or influential person

He became a big shot in the tech industry after his app went viral..

get a shot

receive an injection from a doctor or nurse

I need to get a shot before school.

take a shot

attempt to do something

She decided to take a shot at painting.

give it a shot

try something new or unfamiliar

I’ve never tried sushi before, but I’ll give it a shot.

give it one's best shot

make the best effort or try as hard as possible

She decided to give it her best shot during the competition.

give something a shot

try or attempt something new or uncertain

She decided to give painting a shot.

have a shot

attempt something new or challenging

She decided to have a shot at painting.

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French:prise de vue macro, ...
German:Makroaufnahme, ...
Italian:foto macro, ...
Spanish:foto macro, ...
Portuguese:macro fotografia, ...
Chinese:特写, ...
Japanese:マクロショット, ...
Arabic:صُورَة مَاكْرُو, ...
Hebrew:צִלּוּם מַאְקְרוֹ, ...
Russian:макроснимок, ...
Ukrainian:макрознімок, ...
Hindi:मैक्रो शॉट, ...
Bengali:ম্যাক্রো শট, ...
Catalan:fotografia macro, ...
Czech:makrofotografie, ...
Danish:makrobillede, ...
Dutch:macro-opname, ...
Greek:μακροφωτογραφία, ...
Hungarian:makrófelvétel, ...
Khmer:រូបថតជិត, ...
Korean:접사 사진, ...
Persian:عکس ماکرو, ...
Polish:zdjęcie makro, ...
Portuguese (BR):foto macro, ...
Romanian:fotografie macro, ...
Swedish:makrobild, ...
Thai:ภาพมาโคร, ...
Turkish:makro çekim, ...
Vietnamese:ảnh macro, ...

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