magnify 的 2 个定义
mag·ni·fied, mag·ni·fy·ing.
- to increase the apparent size of, as a lens does.
- to make greater in actual size; enlarge: to magnify a drawing in preparing for a fresco.
- to cause to seem greater or more important; attribute too much importance to; exaggerate: to magnify one's difficulties.
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mag·ni·fied, mag·ni·fy·ing.
- to increase or be able to increase the apparent or actual size of an object.
magnify 近义词
enlarge, intensify
exaggerate, blow out of proportion
更多magnify例句
- The pandemic has magnified it for whatever reason, and the players protesting did, too.
- A mishandled migration like this alone was likely to cause new problems and magnify existing ones.
- For those people, being alone for extended periods of time can magnify or rehash old problems.
- Samsung says the lens can magnify images 5X optically and 50X using software tricks.
- Making sure this data is accurate and up to date has always been important and is just magnified by the uncertainty this situation has created for all businesses and consumers.
- He may have nothing to boast about himself, and his distorted mind may magnify the deeds of the younger man.
- "Don't magnify my importance; but I shall always be your friend, Lawrence," she said, simply.
- I thank and magnify the ever-blessed Trinity, who chose thee from all our race for this special privilege.
- Dan's talents and his brilliant career at college all helped to magnify the importance of Bassett's latest move.
- I magnify the child of vigor at this sacrifice, who shines under the heaven, the thoughtful Agni.