screen 英 [skri:n]   美 [skrin]

screen

screen  英 [skri:n] 美 [skrin]

n. 屏,幕,屏障  v. 筛查,遮蔽 

进行时:screening  过去式:screened  过去分词:screened  第三人称单数:screens  名词复数:screens 

a computer screen 计算机屏幕
an eight-screen cinema 一家有八个放映厅的电影院

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  • n. 屏,幕,屏障
  • v. 筛查,遮蔽
  • 1. a computer screen

    计算机屏幕

  • 2. an eight-screen cinema

    一家有八个放映厅的电影院

  • 3. a screen actor

    电影演员

  • 4. She was a star of stage and screen.

    她是戏剧、电影两栖明星。

  • 5. The nurse put a screen around the bed.

    护士绕床拉了一道帘子。

  • 6. We planted a screen of tall trees.

    我们种下一排大树作为屏障。

  • 7. screen doors

    纱门

  • 8. Dark glasses screened his eyes from the sun.

    他戴了一副墨镜,保护眼睛不受阳光照射。

  • 9. Men over 55 should be regularly screened for cancer.

    *55 岁以上的男性应定期做癌检查。

  • screen (n.) mid-14c., "upright piece of furniture providing protection from heat of a fire, drafts, etc.," probably from a shortened (Anglo-French? compare Anglo-Latin screna) variant of Old North French escren, Old French escran "fire-screen" (early 14c.), perhaps from Middle Dutch scherm "screen, cover, shield," or Frankish *skrank "barrier," from Proto-Germanic *skerm- (source also of Old High German skirm, skerm "protection," from PIE root *sker- (1) "to cut."
  • screen (v.) "to shield from punishment, to conceal," late 15c., from screen (n.). Meaning "examine systematically for suitability" is from 1943; sense of "to release a movie" is from 1915. Related: Screened; screening.
screen / skriːn ; NAmE skriːn / noun , verb screen screens screened screening noun of TV/computer 电视;计算机 1 [countable ] the flat surface at the front of a television, computer, or other electronic device, on which you see pictures or information 屏幕;荧光屏 a computer screen 计算机屏幕 a monitor with a 21 inch screen *21 英寸屏幕的显示器 They were staring at the television screen. 当时他们正盯着电视屏幕。 Move your cursor to the top of the screen. 把你的光标移到屏幕顶端。 the screen display 屏幕显示 Can you do a printout of this screen for me (= of all the information on it)? 你能帮我把这一屏幕打印出来吗? see also on-screen films/movies/TV 电影;电视 2 [countable ] the large flat surface that films/movies or pictures are shown on 银幕 a cinema/movie screen 电影银幕 an eight-screen cinema 一家有八个放映厅的电影院 The movie will be coming to your screens shortly. 这部电影不久就会在你们那里上映。 3 ( oftenthe screen ) [singular ,  uncountable ] films/movies or television in general (统称)电影,电视 He has adapted the play for the screen. 他把那部剧改编成了电影剧本。 Some actors never watch themselves on screen. 有的演员从来不看自己拍的戏。 She was a star of stage and screen (= plays and films/movies). 她是戏剧、电影两栖明星。 a screen actor 电影演员 see also off-screen , silver screen , small screen 4 [countable ] the data or images shown on a computer screen (电脑屏幕上)一屏的内容;画面 Press the F1 key to display a help screen. 按 F1 键显示帮助画面。 piece of furniture 家具 5 [countable ] a vertical piece of furniture or equipment that is fixed or that can be moved to divide a room or to keep one area hidden or separate 隔板;屏风;幕;帘;帐 The nurse put a screen around the bed. 护士绕床拉了一道帘子。 see also fire screen for hiding/protecting sth/sb 用以掩藏╱保护 6 [countable ] screen(of sth) something that prevents sb from seeing or being aware of sth, or that protects sb/sth 掩蔽物;掩护物;屏障;庇护 We planted a screen of tall trees. 我们种下一排大树作为屏障。 ( figurative) All the research was conducted behind a screen of secrecy. 整个研究始终是秘密进行的。 see also smokescreen , sunscreen , windscreen on window/door 窗╱门上 7 [countable ] ( especially NAmE) a wire or plastic net that is held in a frame and fastened on a window, or a door, to let in air but keep out insects 纱窗;纱门 screen doors 纱门 in church 教堂里 8 [countable ] a wood or stone structure in a church, that partly separates the main area from the altaror choir (拦在圣坛或唱诗班四周的木质或石砌)围屏 IDIOMsee radar verb hide sth/sb 遮蔽某物╱某人 1 screensth/sb (from sth/sb) to hide or protect sth/sb by placing sth in front of or around them 掩藏;遮蔽;保护 SYN shield Dark glasses screened his eyes from the sun. 他戴了一副墨镜,保护眼睛不受阳光照射。 protect sb 保护某人 2 screensb from sb/sth to protect sb from sth dangerous or unpleasant, especially to protect sb who has done sth illegal or dishonest 庇护;包庇;袒护 SYN shield for disease 检查疾病 3 [often passive ] screensb (for sth) to examine people in order to find out if they have a particular disease or illness 筛查;检查 Men over 55 should be regularly screened for prostate cancer. *55 岁以上的男性应定期做前列腺癌检查。 check 检查 4 screensb (of a company, an organization, etc. 公司、组织等 ) to find out information about people who work or who want to work for you in order to make sure that they can be trusted 审查,调查(看是否可靠) Government employees may be screened by the security services. 政府雇员可能要接受安全部门的审查。 5 screensth to check sth to see if it is suitable or if you want it 审查;筛选 I use my voicemail to screen my phone calls. 我用语音信箱筛选打来的电话。 show film/movie/programme 放映电影;播放节目 6 [usually passive ] screensth to show a film/movie, etc. in a cinema/movie theater or on television 放映(电影);播放(电视节目) a list of films to be screened as part of the festival 作为节日活动部份内容拟放映的电影目录 collocationsat television PHRASAL VERBS ˌscreen sth↔ˈoff [often passive ] to separate part of a room, etc. from the rest of it by putting a screenaround it (用屏风等)隔开 Beds can be screened off to give patients more privacy. 可以把病床隔开,以使病人少受干扰。 ˌscreen sb↔ˈout to decide not to allow sb to join an organization, enter a country, etc. because you think they may cause trouble 遴选后剔除某人;不准某人入境 ˌscreen sth↔ˈout to prevent sth harmful from entering or going through sth 遴选后剔除某物;遮挡某物穿透 The ozone layer screens out dangerous rays from the sun. 臭氧层能遮挡住来自太阳的有害射线。 screen / skriːn ; NAmE skriːn /
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