close up (Meaning)
close up (v)
cease to operate or cause to cease operating
block passage through
unite or bring into contact or bring together the edges of
refuse to talk or stop talking; fall silent
close up (r)
very close
close up
a photograph or movie shot taken at close range, at close range, an intimate view or examination of something
Synonyms & Antonyms of close up
Synonyms:
- close-in
- abutting
- bordering
- forthcoming
- upcoming
- contiguous
- accessible
- handy
- oncoming
- approaching
- hand-to-hand
Antonyms:
close up Sentence Examples
- The camera zoomed in for a close-up of the actor's face during the emotional scene.
- As the car approached, I could see a close-up of the driver through the windshield.
- The photographer captured a stunning close-up of the flower's delicate petals.
- In the movie, there's a dramatic close-up of the main character's eyes as she makes a crucial decision.
- The doctor examined the wound with a close-up view to assess its severity.
- The detective studied the security footage, focusing on a close-up of the suspect's face.
- During the presentation, the speaker used a close-up of the graph to highlight key data points.
- The documentary included a close-up of the endangered species to emphasize the need for conservation efforts.
- In the art gallery, visitors marveled at the intricate details in the close-up of the painting.
- The news broadcast showed a close-up of the wreckage from the accident, highlighting the extent of the damage.
FAQs About the word close up
cease to operate or cause to cease operating, block passage through, unite or bring into contact or bring together the edges of, refuse to talk or stop talking;
immediate, nearby, close,near, at hand, convenient, neighboring, proximate, adjoining, coming
away, deep, distant, remote,distant, far, far, away, remote, deep
The camera zoomed in for a close-up of the actor's face during the emotional scene.
As the car approached, I could see a close-up of the driver through the windshield.
The photographer captured a stunning close-up of the flower's delicate petals.
In the movie, there's a dramatic close-up of the main character's eyes as she makes a crucial decision.
