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bring into focus
bring something into focus
1. Lit. to make something seen through lenses sharply visible. I adjusted the binoculars until I brought the bird sharply into focus. The flowers were brought into focus by adjusting the controls.
2. Fig. to make something clear and understandable. I think we will have a better discussion of the problem if you will say a few words to bring it more sharply into focus. Please try to bring your major point into focus earlier in the essay.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Ivanna | | - | Russian (Rare) |
| Clemence | | KLEM-ənts | English |
| JÚLia | | ZHOO-lyə (Portuguese), YOO-lee-aw (Hungarian) | Portuguese, Catalan, Hungarian, Slovak |
| Taisiya | | tah-EE-see-yah | Russian |
| Mustafa | | moos-TAH-fah (Turkish) | Arabic, Turkish |
| Firat | | - | Turkish |