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wide apart - traducción al árabe
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Worlds Apart (episode); Worlds Apart (song); Worlds Apart (album); Worlds Apart (disambiguation); World's Apart; Worlds Apart EP; Worlds Apart (film); Worlds Apart (EP)
wide apart
بتباعد
wide-angle lens
![Field of view in APS-sized digital cameras is the same as that of a longer lens, increased by [[crop factor]], on a full-frame 35 mm format camera.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Full-frame vs APS-C.svg?width=200 "Field of view in APS-sized digital cameras is the same as that of a longer lens, increased by [[crop factor]], on a full-frame 35 mm format camera.")
LENS WHOSE FOCAL LENGTH IS SUBSTANTIALLY SMALLER THAN THE FOCAL LENGTH OF A NORMAL LENS FOR A GIVEN FILM PLANE
Wide angle lens; Wide-angle camera; Wide-angle camera lens; Wide-angle photography; Short lens
عدسة متسعة الزاوية
apart
ADV
منفرداً، بمعزل على حده جانباً بعيداً بعضهم عن بعض الى اجزاء
ADJ
مستقل، منفصل
منفرداً، بمعزل على حده جانباً بعيداً بعضهم عن بعض الى اجزاء
ADJ
مستقل، منفصل
Definición
wide-angle lens
(wide-angle lenses)
A wide-angle lens is a lens which allows you to photograph a wider view than a normal lens.
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Ejemplos de uso de wide apart
1. "I don‘t expect practical results especially since Fatah and Hamas are wide apart politically.
2. He splays his fingers wide apart and flings his arms open, and his head back, crucifix–style.
3. If lifting a heavy tea tray, keep your feet wide apart to help you feel more stable.
4. Finger spread – Spread the fingers as wide apart as you can, hold for three seconds, then bunch them into a fist and hold for three seconds.
5. On the London–to–Brighton train, in a sparsely populated carriage, a man stumbled in and sat down opposite me, his legs sprawling wide apart.