Translations

zoomnoun
zooms
pl
UK
/zuːm/
US
/zum/
zoomEn photographie et en optique.
The photographer adjusted the zoom to capture a close-up of the bird.
Le photographe a réglé le zoom pour prendre un gros plan de l’oiseau.
ZoomNom propre de l’application de visioconférence.
We scheduled our weekly team meeting on Zoom to accommodate remote workers.
Nous avons programmé notre réunion hebdomadaire sur Zoom pour faciliter le travail à distance.
Additional translations
accélérationSens de mouvement soudain et rapide.
zoomverb
zoomed
Past Simple
zoomed
Past Participle
zooming
Gerund
UK
/zuːm/
US
/zum/
s’envolerAu sens figuré, pour une hausse rapide.
The company's profits zoomed after the successful product launch.
Les bénéfices de l’entreprise se sont envolés après le lancement réussi du produit.
zoomerSens figuré : se concentrer sur un point précis.
Let's zoom in on the main issue during the meeting.
Zoomons sur la question principale pendant la réunion.
zoomerEn photographie et en prise de vue.
She zoomed in to capture the details of the butterfly's wings.
Elle a zoomé pour capturer les détails des ailes du papillon.
foncerSe dit d’un déplacement rapide, souvent en parlant d’un véhicule.
The car zoomed past us on the highway.
La voiture a foncé devant nous sur l’autoroute.
Additional translations
faire un ZoomUsage courant pour participer à une réunion en ligne via l’application Zoom.
zoominterjection
Onomatopoeic exclamation imitating a swift movement or buzzing sound.
vroumOnomatopée imitante d’un déplacement brusque et rapide.
"Zoom!" shouted the child as the toy car sped across the floor.
« Vroum ! » a crié l’enfant tandis que la voiture-jouet traversait le sol à toute vitesse.
zoomadjective
Used attributively to describe equipment or functions involving variable magnification (e.g., “zoom lens”).
Additional translations
zoomEmploi technique, notamment dans des composés comme « objectif zoom ».

Definitions

zoomnoun
A feature of a camera or other optical device that allows the user to change the magnification of an image.
The photographer adjusted the zoom to capture a close-up of the bird.
A video conferencing application that allows people to conduct virtual meetings.
We scheduled our weekly team meeting on Zoom to accommodate remote workers.
A rapid movement or increase in speed.
With a sudden zoom, the car sped past us on the highway.
zoomverb
To move or travel quickly, often with a loud humming or buzzing sound.
The car zoomed past us on the highway.
To adjust a camera lens to make the subject appear closer or further away.
She zoomed in to capture the details of the butterfly's wings.
To increase rapidly in size, amount, or extent.
The company's profits zoomed after the successful product launch.
To focus on a particular topic or detail.
Let's zoom in on the main issue during the meeting.
To hold or participate in an online meeting via the Zoom application.
We zoomed with our clients in Japan early this morning.
zoominterjection
Used to express or imitate a sudden swift movement, especially one that makes a humming or buzzing sound.
"Zoom!" shouted the child as the toy car sped across the floor.
zoomadjective
Having or providing the capability to change magnification or focus rapidly.
A zoom lens is perfect for wildlife photography.