What becomes clear from far away that you can’t see up close?(什么使遙遠的，你不能看見的事物變得清晰可見？)

A colorful iguana is captured up close on Cozumel Island off the eastern coast of the Yucatán Peninsula.(在尤卡坦半島東海岸外科蘇梅爾島上，一只色彩斑斕的鬣蜥被近距離捕捉到。)

Now, get up close.(現(xiàn)在，照近一點。)

I see this process up close when I interview the head of an auto parts factory over dinner.(當我在飯局上采訪一位汽車配件公司的老總的時候我更確信了這點。)

He came up close, breathing alcohol fumes all over me.(他走過來靠近我，噴得我滿身酒氣。)

They see themselves as pioneers, exploring the emerging superpower up close.(他們視自己為先驅(qū)者，探索這個冉冉升起的超級大國。)

Critics might say, yes, but is that what it really look like up close?(評論家說，是的，但是這個在近距離看到底是個什么樣的呢？)

No? OK, it's really hard to see when you are up close. It's much easier from a distance.(沒有？好吧，其實,在這么近的距離很難看到，遠一點會好很多。)

See one of the spires up close - really close - at the 17th century Church of Our Savior.(近看其中一個塔尖——要非常近——這座建于17世紀的“我們的救世主”教堂。)

I had the chance to view that organization up close this month when I canvassed for him.(在為他拉票的這個月中，我有機會近距離地觀察他的競選機構(gòu)。)