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Discover Ludwig"a close up" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe a detailed view of something, such as a photograph or image. For example, "The photographer snapped a close up of the tulips to capture their vivid colors."
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It's a close up and a certain look she has.
This, my friends, is a close up.
We got a close up look at the final hardware.
In a close up, his forehead appears bruised and bloodied.
'A close up of my work area.
Need a close up shot?
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I'll have a close-up look tomorrow.
News photographers angled for a close-up.
A close-up of a puddle.
And my mum got a close-up.
("At last, a close-up," he says).
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