"Zoomed" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Zoomed" Meaning

To move quickly past or forward, especially so as to avoid something or someone.

Example: She zoomed past the other cars on the highway.

Used as a verb, it can also refer to the act of making a photograph or video by using a device with a camera lens that enlarges the image, or to change focus rapidly on a television or computer screen.

Example: I zoomed in on the map to see the surrounding streets.

In an informal or exaggerated manner, it is used to express surprise or enthusiasm.

Example: That concert was zoomed in next week!

"Zoomed" Examples

Usage Examples for the word "Zoomed"

1. Verb

- Past tense of "zoom"
- I zoomed past the pedestrian without looking.
- The plane zoomed in quickly to capture the object from a closer distance.

2. Verb (transitive)

- To focus on an item or view very closely
- Can you zoom in on that specific area of the map?
- The camera zoomed in on the sơop that appeared on the car's hood.

3. Verb (into something too quickly)

- To enter or insert oneself somewhere usually uninvited
- She seemed to zoom into the social group, knowing almost everyone there.
- He too zoomed into unexpected advancement after getting unexpected endorsement from higher authorities.

4. Verb (around a corner with jerky movements)

- To turn or move sharply in a curve
- With the corner negotiable there, zoomed to the $john just coming around a quenched corner, with Him swinging his roadster, last tug!

5. Verb (in Result with Digital Photography and Video)

- To magnify the image to show a larger area than it had before
- She zoomed in on my face so I could rephotograph it again to better picture results.