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We found 11 words and 10 examples matching 'ピント'
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ピ ン ト 0
noun
1. focus point; focus  (originally from Dutch 'brandpunt')
2. point (of a discussion, e.g. on-point, off-point)
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1. off-focus (photography); out of focus  (see also: ピント)
2. off the mark; off the point; irrelevant  (see also: ピント)
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noun
spintronics; spin electronics; magnetoelectronics  (CODE electr MISSING!)
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ピ ン ト ・ ガ ラ ス 4
Most common form: ピントガラス
noun
1. ground glass  (see also: 磨りガラス; originally from Dutch 'brandpunt glas')
2. focusing screen; focussing screen
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noun
focusing ring  (see also: ピント)
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ピントだけあわせてください。
Please just focus it.
ピントがズレている。
That's a little out of focus.
ピントはどうするのですか。
Do I have to focus it?
その
こたえ
答
はピントがずれている。
The answer misses the point.
その
えいぞう
映像
はピントがあっていない。
The image is not in focus.
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