Definition of refocus in English:

refocus

verbrefocussed, refocusing, refocused, refocussing, refocuses riːˈfəʊkəsriˈfoʊkəs

[with object]

1Adjust the focus of (a lens or one's eyes)
he just had time to refocus his binoculars
Example sentencesExamples
- Shawn shot his eyes darkly toward his friend before refocusing his gaze on Selina.
- The camcorder then guesses the range and refocuses the lens.
- The perspective shifts could be caused by the altered magnification that took place when refocusing lenses or by the ad hoc methods of projecting different still-life images onto a primed canvas.
- Her eyes slid out of focus for a second, refocusing themselves on the wall behind me.
- Finding his mind wandering again, Trey refocused his stone gray eyes on the book.
- Samantha refocused her eyes and studied the monitors.
- So fast, in fact, that human reactions couldn't adjust, and the drivers complained of not having time to refocus their eyes between corners.
- Burning the lower layer is performed by refocusing the laser beam so that it passes through the first layer, through the partially reflective metal layer, and down to the lower dye layer.
- I refocused my eyes and started reading the recipes with more intensity.
- One would like to know precisely what effects refocusing a lens in a camera obscura would have on the perspective organization of Vermeer's interiors.
- This means that the user has constantly to refocus the lenses when moving from one close object to another.
- Concave lenses with minus or divergent power correct this refractive error and refocus the light rays on the correct point on the retina.
- Blinking and refocusing her eyes from her daydream onto the harshness of real life, she realized that the road had suddenly become extremely crowded, the dark of night illuminated by what seemed like thousands of lights.
- This allows the drive to read both layers almost continuously, with only a short break to refocus the pickup lens.
- Every 15 minutes, spend about 20 seconds looking around the room and refocusing your eyes on a distant point.
- We are smiling for the annual Thanksgiving photo, my two children with their pumpkin grins, my husband and I muttering, ‘Take the picture, take the picture,’ as my brother focuses and refocuses his camera.
- The detective seemed to refocus his eyes and remember where he was.
- In a compound microscope, a series of lenses are used to focus, magnify, and refocus the image.
- She holds a hand mirror an inch from my nose and I take a second to refocus my eyes, not expecting to see myself so closely.
- It then moves the plate a precise distance, refocuses itself, and takes a photograph.
1. 1.1 Focus (attention or resources) on something new or different.
  refocus attention on yourself through repeating your main points
  Example sentencesExamples
  To date, the firm has resisted portraying the cuts as anything other than individual business units refocusing their resources.
  A number of recent events in Arizona and Utah have refocused attention on plural marriage which has gone on quietly for many years despite being outlawed by mainstream church leaders and state authorities.
  Jane refocused her attention on the classroom.
  Daschle is faced with the formidable task of refocusing the nation's attention on domestic issues, particularly the economy.
  He refocused his remaining resources on SourceCast, a software development tool for programmers.
  And we need to refocus both our resources and the restructure our intelligence community, and those things are going on.
  Harries proposes that we leave space to science and refocus our attention on making a success of dwelling on earth.
  The Dover tragedy has refocused attention on Britain's immigration and asylum laws, and the worldwide trade in human trafficking.
  But obviously I think it's a positive if she refocuses her attention on others as opposed to directing her concern inward.
  Our aim in highlighting this matter of immense public concern is to refocus attention - and resources - on an issue of major importance.
  The film, which had its premiere last Monday, has refocused attention on the place that Pearl Harbor occupies in the U.S. national psyche.
  We have sharpened our business skills and refocused our attention on what's really important to the industry.
  But the blackout has refocused attention on the government's muddle over electricity.
  The killing in Sarasota, Florida, has refocused attention on Toughman, a controversial spectacle in which anyone can slug it out in the ring, no previous experience required.
  Gently brush aside students' anxiety about not getting the answer by refocusing their attention on the problem at hand.
  But by 1988, Dairylea had sold its product lines and the last of its milk plants, and refocused its resources on enhancing the overall profitability of its membership.
  Vincent sent her a sidelong glance before refocusing his attention on the road again.
  Now Suzuki is refocussing its attention on the C-class segment, the most competitive class of the Irish car market.
  Cody scowled and refocused his attention on the movie.
  It also refocuses attention on the film of the Holyrood saga, which is fast becoming as controversial as the new Scottish Parliament building itself.

Definition of refocus in US English:

refocus

verbriˈfoʊkəsrēˈfōkəs

[with object]

1Adjust the focus of (a lens or one's eyes).
Example sentencesExamples
- Her eyes slid out of focus for a second, refocusing themselves on the wall behind me.
- Every 15 minutes, spend about 20 seconds looking around the room and refocusing your eyes on a distant point.
- She holds a hand mirror an inch from my nose and I take a second to refocus my eyes, not expecting to see myself so closely.
- The perspective shifts could be caused by the altered magnification that took place when refocusing lenses or by the ad hoc methods of projecting different still-life images onto a primed canvas.
- Blinking and refocusing her eyes from her daydream onto the harshness of real life, she realized that the road had suddenly become extremely crowded, the dark of night illuminated by what seemed like thousands of lights.
- This means that the user has constantly to refocus the lenses when moving from one close object to another.
- I refocused my eyes and started reading the recipes with more intensity.
- It then moves the plate a precise distance, refocuses itself, and takes a photograph.
- So fast, in fact, that human reactions couldn't adjust, and the drivers complained of not having time to refocus their eyes between corners.
- Burning the lower layer is performed by refocusing the laser beam so that it passes through the first layer, through the partially reflective metal layer, and down to the lower dye layer.
- This allows the drive to read both layers almost continuously, with only a short break to refocus the pickup lens.
- The detective seemed to refocus his eyes and remember where he was.
- In a compound microscope, a series of lenses are used to focus, magnify, and refocus the image.
- One would like to know precisely what effects refocusing a lens in a camera obscura would have on the perspective organization of Vermeer's interiors.
- Concave lenses with minus or divergent power correct this refractive error and refocus the light rays on the correct point on the retina.
- Finding his mind wandering again, Trey refocused his stone gray eyes on the book.
- We are smiling for the annual Thanksgiving photo, my two children with their pumpkin grins, my husband and I muttering, ‘Take the picture, take the picture,’ as my brother focuses and refocuses his camera.
- Samantha refocused her eyes and studied the monitors.
- Shawn shot his eyes darkly toward his friend before refocusing his gaze on Selina.
- The camcorder then guesses the range and refocuses the lens.
1. 1.1 Focus (attention or resources) on something new or different.
  refocus attention on yourself through repeating your main points
  Example sentencesExamples
  And we need to refocus both our resources and the restructure our intelligence community, and those things are going on.
  To date, the firm has resisted portraying the cuts as anything other than individual business units refocusing their resources.
  But by 1988, Dairylea had sold its product lines and the last of its milk plants, and refocused its resources on enhancing the overall profitability of its membership.
  But the blackout has refocused attention on the government's muddle over electricity.
  Gently brush aside students' anxiety about not getting the answer by refocusing their attention on the problem at hand.
  Daschle is faced with the formidable task of refocusing the nation's attention on domestic issues, particularly the economy.
  But obviously I think it's a positive if she refocuses her attention on others as opposed to directing her concern inward.
  Cody scowled and refocused his attention on the movie.
  It also refocuses attention on the film of the Holyrood saga, which is fast becoming as controversial as the new Scottish Parliament building itself.
  The film, which had its premiere last Monday, has refocused attention on the place that Pearl Harbor occupies in the U.S. national psyche.
  He refocused his remaining resources on SourceCast, a software development tool for programmers.
  Our aim in highlighting this matter of immense public concern is to refocus attention - and resources - on an issue of major importance.
  The killing in Sarasota, Florida, has refocused attention on Toughman, a controversial spectacle in which anyone can slug it out in the ring, no previous experience required.
  We have sharpened our business skills and refocused our attention on what's really important to the industry.
  Now Suzuki is refocussing its attention on the C-class segment, the most competitive class of the Irish car market.
  Jane refocused her attention on the classroom.
  Harries proposes that we leave space to science and refocus our attention on making a success of dwelling on earth.
  The Dover tragedy has refocused attention on Britain's immigration and asylum laws, and the worldwide trade in human trafficking.
  Vincent sent her a sidelong glance before refocusing his attention on the road again.
  A number of recent events in Arizona and Utah have refocused attention on plural marriage which has gone on quietly for many years despite being outlawed by mainstream church leaders and state authorities.

单词	refocus
释义	Definition of refocus in English: refocus verbrefocussed, refocusing, refocused, refocussing, refocuses riːˈfəʊkəsriˈfoʊkəs [with object] 1Adjust the focus of (a lens or one's eyes) he just had time to refocus his binoculars Example sentencesExamples Shawn shot his eyes darkly toward his friend before refocusing his gaze on Selina. The camcorder then guesses the range and refocuses the lens. The perspective shifts could be caused by the altered magnification that took place when refocusing lenses or by the ad hoc methods of projecting different still-life images onto a primed canvas. Her eyes slid out of focus for a second, refocusing themselves on the wall behind me. Finding his mind wandering again, Trey refocused his stone gray eyes on the book. Samantha refocused her eyes and studied the monitors. So fast, in fact, that human reactions couldn't adjust, and the drivers complained of not having time to refocus their eyes between corners. Burning the lower layer is performed by refocusing the laser beam so that it passes through the first layer, through the partially reflective metal layer, and down to the lower dye layer. I refocused my eyes and started reading the recipes with more intensity. One would like to know precisely what effects refocusing a lens in a camera obscura would have on the perspective organization of Vermeer's interiors. This means that the user has constantly to refocus the lenses when moving from one close object to another. Concave lenses with minus or divergent power correct this refractive error and refocus the light rays on the correct point on the retina. Blinking and refocusing her eyes from her daydream onto the harshness of real life, she realized that the road had suddenly become extremely crowded, the dark of night illuminated by what seemed like thousands of lights. This allows the drive to read both layers almost continuously, with only a short break to refocus the pickup lens. Every 15 minutes, spend about 20 seconds looking around the room and refocusing your eyes on a distant point. We are smiling for the annual Thanksgiving photo, my two children with their pumpkin grins, my husband and I muttering, ‘Take the picture, take the picture,’ as my brother focuses and refocuses his camera. The detective seemed to refocus his eyes and remember where he was. In a compound microscope, a series of lenses are used to focus, magnify, and refocus the image. She holds a hand mirror an inch from my nose and I take a second to refocus my eyes, not expecting to see myself so closely. It then moves the plate a precise distance, refocuses itself, and takes a photograph. 1.1 Focus (attention or resources) on something new or different. refocus attention on yourself through repeating your main points Example sentencesExamples To date, the firm has resisted portraying the cuts as anything other than individual business units refocusing their resources. A number of recent events in Arizona and Utah have refocused attention on plural marriage which has gone on quietly for many years despite being outlawed by mainstream church leaders and state authorities. Jane refocused her attention on the classroom. Daschle is faced with the formidable task of refocusing the nation's attention on domestic issues, particularly the economy. He refocused his remaining resources on SourceCast, a software development tool for programmers. And we need to refocus both our resources and the restructure our intelligence community, and those things are going on. Harries proposes that we leave space to science and refocus our attention on making a success of dwelling on earth. The Dover tragedy has refocused attention on Britain's immigration and asylum laws, and the worldwide trade in human trafficking. But obviously I think it's a positive if she refocuses her attention on others as opposed to directing her concern inward. Our aim in highlighting this matter of immense public concern is to refocus attention - and resources - on an issue of major importance. The film, which had its premiere last Monday, has refocused attention on the place that Pearl Harbor occupies in the U.S. national psyche. We have sharpened our business skills and refocused our attention on what's really important to the industry. But the blackout has refocused attention on the government's muddle over electricity. The killing in Sarasota, Florida, has refocused attention on Toughman, a controversial spectacle in which anyone can slug it out in the ring, no previous experience required. Gently brush aside students' anxiety about not getting the answer by refocusing their attention on the problem at hand. But by 1988, Dairylea had sold its product lines and the last of its milk plants, and refocused its resources on enhancing the overall profitability of its membership. Vincent sent her a sidelong glance before refocusing his attention on the road again. Now Suzuki is refocussing its attention on the C-class segment, the most competitive class of the Irish car market. Cody scowled and refocused his attention on the movie. It also refocuses attention on the film of the Holyrood saga, which is fast becoming as controversial as the new Scottish Parliament building itself. Definition of refocus in US English: refocus verbriˈfoʊkəsrēˈfōkəs [with object] 1Adjust the focus of (a lens or one's eyes). Example sentencesExamples Her eyes slid out of focus for a second, refocusing themselves on the wall behind me. Every 15 minutes, spend about 20 seconds looking around the room and refocusing your eyes on a distant point. She holds a hand mirror an inch from my nose and I take a second to refocus my eyes, not expecting to see myself so closely. The perspective shifts could be caused by the altered magnification that took place when refocusing lenses or by the ad hoc methods of projecting different still-life images onto a primed canvas. Blinking and refocusing her eyes from her daydream onto the harshness of real life, she realized that the road had suddenly become extremely crowded, the dark of night illuminated by what seemed like thousands of lights. This means that the user has constantly to refocus the lenses when moving from one close object to another. I refocused my eyes and started reading the recipes with more intensity. It then moves the plate a precise distance, refocuses itself, and takes a photograph. So fast, in fact, that human reactions couldn't adjust, and the drivers complained of not having time to refocus their eyes between corners. Burning the lower layer is performed by refocusing the laser beam so that it passes through the first layer, through the partially reflective metal layer, and down to the lower dye layer. This allows the drive to read both layers almost continuously, with only a short break to refocus the pickup lens. The detective seemed to refocus his eyes and remember where he was. In a compound microscope, a series of lenses are used to focus, magnify, and refocus the image. One would like to know precisely what effects refocusing a lens in a camera obscura would have on the perspective organization of Vermeer's interiors. Concave lenses with minus or divergent power correct this refractive error and refocus the light rays on the correct point on the retina. Finding his mind wandering again, Trey refocused his stone gray eyes on the book. We are smiling for the annual Thanksgiving photo, my two children with their pumpkin grins, my husband and I muttering, ‘Take the picture, take the picture,’ as my brother focuses and refocuses his camera. Samantha refocused her eyes and studied the monitors. Shawn shot his eyes darkly toward his friend before refocusing his gaze on Selina. The camcorder then guesses the range and refocuses the lens. 1.1 Focus (attention or resources) on something new or different. refocus attention on yourself through repeating your main points Example sentencesExamples And we need to refocus both our resources and the restructure our intelligence community, and those things are going on. To date, the firm has resisted portraying the cuts as anything other than individual business units refocusing their resources. But by 1988, Dairylea had sold its product lines and the last of its milk plants, and refocused its resources on enhancing the overall profitability of its membership. But the blackout has refocused attention on the government's muddle over electricity. Gently brush aside students' anxiety about not getting the answer by refocusing their attention on the problem at hand. Daschle is faced with the formidable task of refocusing the nation's attention on domestic issues, particularly the economy. But obviously I think it's a positive if she refocuses her attention on others as opposed to directing her concern inward. Cody scowled and refocused his attention on the movie. It also refocuses attention on the film of the Holyrood saga, which is fast becoming as controversial as the new Scottish Parliament building itself. The film, which had its premiere last Monday, has refocused attention on the place that Pearl Harbor occupies in the U.S. national psyche. He refocused his remaining resources on SourceCast, a software development tool for programmers. Our aim in highlighting this matter of immense public concern is to refocus attention - and resources - on an issue of major importance. The killing in Sarasota, Florida, has refocused attention on Toughman, a controversial spectacle in which anyone can slug it out in the ring, no previous experience required. We have sharpened our business skills and refocused our attention on what's really important to the industry. Now Suzuki is refocussing its attention on the C-class segment, the most competitive class of the Irish car market. Jane refocused her attention on the classroom. Harries proposes that we leave space to science and refocus our attention on making a success of dwelling on earth. The Dover tragedy has refocused attention on Britain's immigration and asylum laws, and the worldwide trade in human trafficking. Vincent sent her a sidelong glance before refocusing his attention on the road again. A number of recent events in Arizona and Utah have refocused attention on plural marriage which has gone on quietly for many years despite being outlawed by mainstream church leaders and state authorities.
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