zoom in Portuguese
zoom in Portuguese is zumbido, zoom, zumbir — zoom means to move very quickly, often with a humming or rushing sound.
zoom in Portuguese
zumbido
A humming noise from something moving very fast.
zoom
An augmentation of a view, by varying the focal length of a lens, or digitally.
zumbir
To move fast with a humming noise.
dar zoom
What does "zoom" mean?
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verb To move very quickly, often with a humming or rushing sound.
"The motorbike zoomed past us on the motorway."
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verb To adjust a camera or screen view to make something appear larger or smaller.
"Zoom in on the photo to read the small print."
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verb To take part in a video call, especially using the Zoom platform.
"We zoomed with the whole family over the holidays."
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noun The act or sound of moving very fast.
"There was a zoom and a flash as the car sped by."
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- The motorbike zoomed past us on the motorway.
- Prices zoomed upward after the announcement.
- Zoom in on the photo to read the small print.
- We zoomed with the whole family over the holidays.
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What is "zoom" in Portuguese?
"zoom" in Portuguese is zumbido, zoom, zumbir. zoom means: To move very quickly, often with a humming or rushing sound.
How do you use "zoom" in a sentence?
Example: "The motorbike zoomed past us on the motorway." In Portuguese, "zoom" is zumbido, zoom, zumbir.
Are there other ways to say "zoom" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 4 translations listed for "zoom": zumbido, zoom, zumbir, dar zoom.
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