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🔑screenscreen1 /skrin / noun ➤of TV / computer电视；计算机- [countable] (
computing计算机) the glass surface of a television or computer where the picture or information appears屏幕；荧光屏；显示屏
➤movies电影- [countable] the white surface on which movies are shown银幕
- [singular, uncountable] movies（统称）电影◆a star of stage and screen (= a famous actor who appears in both plays and movies) 戏剧、电影两栖明星
➤for hiding / protecting something or someone掩藏；保护- [countable] something that prevents someone from seeing or being aware of something, or that protects someone or something掩蔽物；掩护物；屏障；庇护◆We planted a screen of tall trees.我们种下一排高大的树作为屏障。◆A screen of bodyguards protected the president.保镖组成了一道屏障保护总统。
➤on window / door门窗- [countable] a wire or plastic net that is held in a frame and fastened on a door or an open window to let in air but keep out insects纱窗；纱门◆Do you have screens on all your windows?你所有的窗户都有纱窗吗？
➤piece of furniture家具- [countable] a flat, vertical surface that is used for dividing a room or keeping someone or something out of sight屏风；隔板；帘；幕
screenscreen2 /skrin / verb [transitive] - screen sb (for sth) (
health医疗保健) to examine or test someone to find out if he / she has a particular disease or if he / she is suitable for a particular job筛查，检查（看是否有疾病）；筛选，审查（以确定合适人选）◆All children are screened for vision problems in school.所有孩子都在学校接受视力检查。◆The Department of Defense carefully screens all job applicants.国防部仔细筛选所有的应聘者。
- screen sb / sth (off) (from sb / sth) to hide or protect someone or something from someone or something掩藏；遮挡；保护◆The bed was screened off while the doctor examined him.医生给他做检查的时候床被遮挡了起来。◆to screen your eyes from the sun保护眼睛不受阳光照射
- to show something on TV or in a movie theater播放；放映◆The program was too violent to be screened before 9 o'clock.这个节目过于暴力，不适宜 9 点钟前播放。
- to check something to see if it is suitable or if you want it审查，筛选（某事物）◆I use my Caller ID to screen my phone calls.我用来电显示过滤打进来的电话。
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