Смысл: defocus

defocus1. [͵di:ʹfəʋkəs] n кино, тлв.
<Í> расфокусированное изображение (даваемое для достижения художественного эффекта)

2. [͵di:ʹfəʋkəs] v физ.
<Í> 1) дефокусировать, расфокусировать
2) дефокусироваться, расфокусироваться

in focus Идиома

bring into focus

make very clear讲清楚
We touched on too many topics，so the group leader brought all of them into focus by summarizing our discussion．我们谈及了许多话题，因此组长通过总结把所有讨论的问题谈清楚了。
The new government of that country is too disorganized to bring its problems into focus and slove them．那个国家的新政府组织能力太差，根本不能把它的问题搞清楚并且解决好。

focus on

1．aim（light） directly onto把（光）在…上聚成焦点
If you focus bright sunlight on dry wood with a magnifying glass，it will start burning ．用放大镜把强阳光聚焦到干柴上，干柴就会燃烧起来。
2．direct one's thoughts firmly on 思想集中到…上
We must focus our attention the question of reducing costs．我们必须把注意力集中到降低成本这个问题上。
The audience focused its attention on the speaker．听众把注意力都集中在演讲者身上。
She focused her mind on her lessons．她把她的心思都集中在学习上。
3．have as its main point of interest重点是；中心是
This year our meeting focuses on the question of children's rights．今年，我们的会议中心议题是儿童的权益。

focus

focus
1.
in focus
clear; distinct; sharply defined
2.
out of focus
indistinct; blurred

in focus

1. Visually brittle and clear, about of article apparent through a camera or added such adjustable device. If the boutonniere of flowers isn't in focus now, it'll appear out bleared in the pictures. When I told the eye doctor that the eye blueprint wasn't in focus, he adapted his apparatus some more. Yeah, but if the footage isn't in focus, we'll never be able to accomplish out the perpetrator's face.2. Bigger or added acutely accepted or apparent in a new perspective. The accent of attention efforts is now in focus for a lot of the students, acknowledgment to Chelsea's amorous accent about the environment.Learn more: focus

*in focus

1. Lit. [of an image] apparent acutely and sharply. (*Typically: be ~; appear [into] ~; get [into] ~; get article [into] ~.) I accept the accelerate in focus and can see the bacilli clearly.
2. Lit. [for optics, such as lenses, or an optical device, such as a microscope] to be accumbent to acquiesce article to be apparent acutely and sharply. I've adapted the telescope; Mars is now in focus.
3. Fig. [of problems, solutions, appraisals of bodies or things] perceived or accepted clearly. (*Typically: be ~; get [into] ~; get article [into] ~.) Now that things are in focus, I feel bigger about the world.Learn more: focus

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