zoom in (on (something))

to view something more closely.

The software lets you zoom in so you can check the details of any part of the picture.

Etymology: based on the literal meaning of zoom in (= to move quickly toward something)

• have a chip on your shoulder
• have a clue
• have a conniption fit
• have a cow
• have a crack at
• have a crack at something
• have a dog's chance
• have a downer on
• have a downer on someone
• have a enough on plate
• have a enough on your plate
• have a face like thunder
• have a fair crack of the whip
• have a familiar ring
• have a familiar ring to it
• have [a few/a lot etc.] irons in the fire
• have a few irons in the fire
• have a few strings to bow
• have a few strings to your bow
• have a field day
• have a fighting chance
• have a [fine/good etc.] pair of lungs
• have a fine pair of lungs
• have a finger in every pie
• have a finger in the pie