magnifying
adj. 放大的
v. 增加,升高,放大; 放大( magnify的現在分詞 ); 擴大; 誇大; 誇獎
To magnify an object means to make it appear larger than it really is, by means of a special lens or mirror.
This version of the Digges telescope magnifies images 11 times...
這種型號的迪格斯望遠鏡可將影象放大11倍。
A lens would magnify the picture so it would be like looking at a large TV screen.
透鏡會把圖片放大,就像在看巨大的電視螢幕一樣。
To magnify something means to increase its effect, size, loudness, or intensity.
Poverty and human folly magnify natural disasters...
貧困和人類的愚昧加劇了自然災難。
Their noises were magnified in the still, wet air.
他們的喧鬧聲在凝滯而潮溼的空氣中顯得更吵了。
If you magnify something, you make it seem more important or serious than it really is.
They do not grasp the broad situation and spend their time magnifying ridiculous details...
他們不去把握大局,而是在細枝末節上花費時間大做文章。
Any signs of discontent tend to be magnified and overanalyzed.
稍有不滿便會被上綱上線。
Fame is a magnifying - glass.
名譽是放大鏡.
It is unusual for people to press their differences by magnifying them.
對人們來說,以誇大差異的方式強調差異是不正常的.
If we hold a magnifying glass to the tail of the distribution.
如果我們用放大鏡看尾部的分佈.
Conclusion: The X ray magnifying power is different depending alveolar areas.
結論: 不同區域的牙槽骨X線放大率不同.
Poor inspection environment such as insufficient lighting, improper magnifying equipment, etc.
較差的檢驗環境,如燈光及放大倍數條件不足等.