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screen如何读

英：[skriːn]

美：[skriːn]

screen英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C] 屏风,帘; 纱窗; 纱门 covered frame used to protect or hide sb/sth
[C] 掩护物 anything that conceals sb/sth or gives protection
[C] 屏幕 the front glass surface of an electrical instrument
[C] 银幕; 荧光屏 a surface on which a cinema film is shown

v.(动词)

vt. 遮蔽,掩护 shelter or protect from light, wind, harm, punishment, etc.
vt. 放映(电影),播放(电视节目) show or broadcast (a film or television show)
vt. 审查,甄选 examine or test sb/sth to find out if there is any disease, defect, etc.
vt. 袒护,包庇 protect sb (from blame, punishment, etc.)

screen是什么意思

n. 屏幕，荧光屏；计算机屏幕显示的数据（或图像）；（电影院）银幕；电影（总称）；（摄）聚焦屏；屏风，隔板；掩蔽物，屏障；掩饰，幌子；（医疗）化验，检查；（拦在圣坛或唱诗班四周的木质或石砌）围屏；（隔离用的）植物丛；纱窗，纱门；（纱门或纱窗的）金属丝，塑料线；（机动车的）挡风玻璃；（篮球、冰球等运动的）掩护；（印刷）网屏，网版；屏蔽器；（电子）帘栅极，屏栅极（=screen grid）；掩护部队，护航舰队；大筛子，滤网
v. 检查，筛查（以确定是否患病）；检测（体内违禁药物）；隐藏，遮蔽；庇护，包庇；（似乎）用屏障把事物隔开（screen sth. off）；防止（或免受）电磁干扰；放映（影片），播放（电视节目）；审查，甄别（看是否可以信任）；分析，评估；对（人、行李）进行安全检查；转接，甄别（来电以决定是否接听）；筛，筛选（谷物，煤等）；检查排除（screen someone/thing out）；加网印刷
【名】（Screen）（英）斯克林（人名）

screen变形

复数:screens

第三人称单数:screens

现在分词:screening

过去式:screened

过去分词:screened

screen扩展

screenlike (adj.), screener (n.)

screen词根

词根：screen

adj.

screening 筛选的

screening 筛选；放映；[物] 屏蔽；审查；防波

screenplay 编剧，剧本；电影剧本

screener 掩护队员；分级机，筛选器；筛分工；过滤网

screenwriter 编剧家；电影剧本作家

screenland 电影界

screening 筛选；拍摄（screen的ing形式）；遮蔽；隔挡

screen英英释义

noun

a protective or ornamental device (such as a movable partition) shielding an area from heat or drafts or from view

something that shelters, protects, or hides: such as

a growth or stand of trees, shrubs, or plants

a protective formation of troops, ships, or planes

something that covers or disguises the true nature (as of an activity or feeling)

his geniality is just a screen

a maneuver in various sports (such as basketball or ice hockey) whereby an opponent is legally impeded or the opponent's view of the play is momentarily blocked

a perforated plate or cylinder or a meshed wire or cloth fabric usually mounted and used to separate coarser from finer parts

a system for examining and separating into different groups

a piece of apparatus designed to prevent agencies in one part from affecting other parts

an optical screen

a frame holding a usually metallic netting used especially in a window or door to exclude pests (such as insects)

a flat surface on which a picture or series of pictures is projected or reflected

the surface on which the image appears in an electronic display (as in a television set, radar receiver, or computer terminal)also: the information displayed on a computer screen at one time

a glass plate ruled with crossing opaque lines through which an image is photographed in making a halftone

the motion-picture medium or industry

verb

transitive verb

to guard from injury or danger

to give shelter or protection to with or as if with a screen

to separate with or as if with a screenalso: to shield (an opponent) from a play or from view of a play

to pass (something, such as coal, gravel, or ashes) through a screen to separate the fine part from the coarsealso: to remove by a screen

to examine usually methodically in order to make a separation into different groups

patients were screened for hepatitis

to provide with a screen to keep out pests (such as insects)

to present (something, such as a motion picture) for viewing on a screen

to present in a motion picture

intransitive verb

to appear on a motion-picture screen

to provide a screen in a game or sport

screen词组

screen printing丝网印刷术

touch screen接触式屏幕；触感屏幕

silver screen银幕；电影

computer screen电脑屏幕

on screen在屏幕上；荧屏上

silk screen丝绢网印花法

big screen（电影院的）大银幕

display screen显示屏幕

smoke screen烟幕；障眼法

lcd screenabbr. 液晶屏幕（liquid crystal display screen）

vibrating screen振动筛；摆动筛

screen savern. 屏幕保护程序；视屏闲置画面

full screen全屏幕

screen out筛选出

flat screen平筛，平板筛浆机；平面屏幕

rotary screen旋转筛；回转筛；旋筛

protective screen防护屏，保护遮板

screen size[计]屏幕大小；筛号

silk screen printing丝网印刷；丝绢网印花法

screen mesh丝网；筛孔，筛眼

screen区别

screen, hide, conceal

这组词都有“隐藏，隐蔽”的意思，其区别是：

screen指把处于被发现的人或物掩盖起来，使其不被发现。

hide普通用词，既可指有意地隐藏，又可指无意或偶然地藏匿。

conceal正式用词，多强调有目的、有意识，巧妙地进行隐藏或隐瞒。

以上来源于网络

screen词源中文解释

大约在14世纪中叶， screne，"一种直立的家具，可以防止火热、防风等"，可能来自于一个缩短的（英法语？对比英拉丁语 screna）旧北法语 escren，旧法语 escran "火屏，床罩"（14世纪初）。这个词的起源尚不确定，但可能来自于一个日耳曼语源，可能是中荷兰语 scherm "屏幕，覆盖，盾牌"，或者法兰克语 *skrank "屏障"，来自原始日耳曼语 *skirmjanan （也是旧高德语 skirm， skerm "保护"，旧弗里斯语 skirma "保护，防御"的来源；来自 PIE 词根 *sker- (1) "切割"）。

"插入以遮挡视线的任何东西"的意思大约在1600年出现。"用于窗户和门的网状铁丝框"的意思在1859年被记录下来。"接收投影图像的平面垂直表面"的意思从1810年开始，最初是指魔术灯表演；后来指电影。"电影世界的总称"的意思从1914年开始有记录；因此有 screen test "表演能力的拍摄测试"（1918年），等等。

"电视机上的小荧光显示屏"的意思在1946年出现，到1970年扩展到计算机显示器上，因此也指显示器本身。计算机的 creen saver 在1990年有记录。"汽车的窗户"的意思在1904年出现。作为一种运动策略，到1934年（美国足球， screen-pass）。Screen printing 从1918年开始有记录。Screen-door 从1840年开始。Screen-time "观看电脑或电视屏幕的时间"在1999年出现。

screen_体育行业词汇

屏风

screen_医学行业词汇

屏，幕：一种类似帘布或隔板的构造，用于防护或遮蔽，如X线透视检查时所用

可将光线投射于其上的帘布或隔板

荧光屏透视检查，X线透视检查

保护剂，防护物：对有害物质的防护，如涂敷于皮肤(皮肤防护剂)保护皮肤免受紫外线(日光防护剂)及其他有害物质的影响

筛选检查：通过试验、检查或其他方法，从正常人群中找出未作出诊断的疾病、缺陷、其他病理状况及属于某种病变的高危者。另见screening

screen_土木工程行业词汇

格网

screen_旅游行业词汇

银幕

screen_林学行业词汇

筛选机

又称 :筛选机(sieve machine )

screen_水利行业词汇

过滤器水管

井口以下的滤水拦沙装置。

screen_测绘行业词汇

网屏

把连续调图像分解成可印刷复制的像素(网点或网穴)的加网工具。

screen_煤炭行业词汇

筛分机

使物料分成不同粒级的设备。

screen_电力行业词汇

屏蔽层

［of cable］

screen_电工行业词汇

格网

屏蔽

screen词源英文解释

Noun Middle English screne, from Anglo-French escren, from Middle Dutch scherm; akin to Old High German skirm shield; probably akin to Sanskrit carman skin, kṛnāti he injures — more at shear

The first known use of screen was in the 14th century

screen儿童词典英英释义

secret1 of 2adjective

hidden or kept from knowledge or view

working in secret as a spy or detective : undercover

a secret agent

secluded sense 1

a secret valley

secret2 of 2noun

something that cannot be explained : mystery

something kept from the knowledge of others or shared only privately with a few

something taken to be necessary to gain a desired end

the secret of a long life

secret1 of 2adjective

hidden or kept from knowledge or view

working in secret as a spy or detective : undercover

a secret agent

secluded sense 1

a secret valley

secret2 of 2noun

something that cannot be explained : mystery

something kept from the knowledge of others or shared only privately with a few

something taken to be necessary to gain a desired end

the secret of a long life

second1 of 4adjective

being number two in a series see number

next to the first in time, order, importance, or rank second place

second violin

other entry 1 sense 2

elects a mayor every second year

resembling or suggesting an original : another

a second Shakespeare

second2 of 4noun

one that is number two in a series see number

one next after the first in time, order, importance, or rank

one who assists another (as in a duel or prizefight)

the difference in pitch between the first tone and the second tone of a scale

a damaged or imperfect article (as of merchandise)

the act of seconding a motion

second base

the second gear or speed in an automobile

plural a second helping of food

second3 of 4noun

the 60th part of a minute of angular measure

the 60th part of a minute of timeespecially: the international unit of time related to the period of the radiation corresponding to a change between the two levels of the ground state of a particular isotope of the cesium atom

instant entry 1, moment

I'll be back in a second

second4 of 4verb

to give support or encouragement to : assist

to encourage that something be debated or voted on

second a motion

second1 of 4adjective

being number two in a series see number

next to the first in time, order, importance, or rank second place

second violin

other entry 1 sense 2

elects a mayor every second year

resembling or suggesting an original : another

a second Shakespeare

second2 of 4noun

one that is number two in a series see number

one next after the first in time, order, importance, or rank

one who assists another (as in a duel or prizefight)

the difference in pitch between the first tone and the second tone of a scale

a damaged or imperfect article (as of merchandise)

the act of seconding a motion

second base

the second gear or speed in an automobile

plural a second helping of food

second3 of 4noun

the 60th part of a minute of angular measure

instant entry 1, moment

I'll be back in a second

second4 of 4verb

to give support or encouragement to : assist

to encourage that something be debated or voted on

second a motion

second1 of 4adjective

being number two in a series see number

next to the first in time, order, importance, or rank second place

second violin

other entry 1 sense 2

elects a mayor every second year

resembling or suggesting an original : another

a second Shakespeare

second2 of 4noun

one that is number two in a series see number

one next after the first in time, order, importance, or rank

one who assists another (as in a duel or prizefight)

the difference in pitch between the first tone and the second tone of a scale

a damaged or imperfect article (as of merchandise)

the act of seconding a motion

second base

the second gear or speed in an automobile

plural a second helping of food

second3 of 4noun

the 60th part of a minute of angular measure

instant entry 1, moment

I'll be back in a second

second4 of 4verb

to give support or encouragement to : assist

to encourage that something be debated or voted on

second a motion

seal1 of 4noun

any of numerous marine mammals that live mostly in cold regions, feed especially on fish, mate and give birth to young on land, and use short webbed flippers to swim and dive

the soft dense fur of a seal

leather made from the skin of a seal

seal2 of 4verb

to hunt seals

seal3 of 4noun

something (as a pledge) that makes safe or secure

under seal of secrecy

a device with a cut or raised design or figure that can be pressed or stamped into paper or wax to form a mark (as for certifying a signature)

a usually ornamental adhesive stamp that may be used to close a letter or package

Christmas seals

something that is attached to a closed container and has to be broken in order to open the container

a tight and perfect closing

test the seal of the jars

seal4 of 4verb

to mark with a seal

seal a deed

to close with or as if with a seal ice sealed the ships into the harbor

the sheriff sealed the area

to decide finally

seal1 of 4noun

any of numerous marine mammals that live mostly in cold regions, feed especially on fish, mate and give birth to young on land, and use short webbed flippers to swim and dive

the soft dense fur of a seal

leather made from the skin of a seal

seal2 of 4verb

to hunt seals

seal3 of 4noun

something (as a pledge) that makes safe or secure

under seal of secrecy

a device with a cut or raised design or figure that can be pressed or stamped into paper or wax to form a mark (as for certifying a signature)

a usually ornamental adhesive stamp that may be used to close a letter or package

Christmas seals

something that is attached to a closed container and has to be broken in order to open the container

a tight and perfect closing

test the seal of the jars

seal4 of 4verb

to mark with a seal

seal a deed

to close with or as if with a seal ice sealed the ships into the harbor

the sheriff sealed the area

to decide finally

screen1 of 2noun

a device used to hide or protect

a window screen

something that serves to shelter, protect, or conceal

a screen of fighter planes

a network of wire set in a frame and used for separating different-sized parts (as of sand)

a flat surface on which a picture or series of pictures is projected

the surface on which the image appears in an electronic display (as in a television set or computer terminal)

the motion-picture industry

a star of stage and screen

screen2 of 2verb

to guard from injury or danger

to shelter, protect, or separate with or as if with a screen

to pass through a screen to separate the parts of different sizes

screen gravel

to remove by or as if by a screen

screens out much harmful radiation

to examine in order to separate into groups or to select or eliminate

carefully screened everyone applying for the job

to provide with a screen

screen a porch

to project on a screen

screen a movie

screen1 of 2noun

a device used to hide or protect

a window screen

something that serves to shelter, protect, or conceal

a screen of fighter planes

a network of wire set in a frame and used for separating different-sized parts (as of sand)

a flat surface on which a picture or series of pictures is projected

the surface on which the image appears in an electronic display (as in a television set or computer terminal)

the motion-picture industry

a star of stage and screen

screen2 of 2verb

to guard from injury or danger

to shelter, protect, or separate with or as if with a screen

to pass through a screen to separate the parts of different sizes

screen gravel

to remove by or as if by a screen

screens out much harmful radiation

to examine in order to separate into groups or to select or eliminate

carefully screened everyone applying for the job

to provide with a screen

screen a porch

to project on a screen

screen a movie

screen1 of 2noun

a device used to hide or protect

a window screen

something that serves to shelter, protect, or conceal

a screen of fighter planes

a network of wire set in a frame and used for separating different-sized parts (as of sand)

a flat surface on which a picture or series of pictures is projected

the surface on which the image appears in an electronic display (as in a television set or computer terminal)

the motion-picture industry

a star of stage and screen

screen2 of 2verb

to guard from injury or danger

to shelter, protect, or separate with or as if with a screen

to pass through a screen to separate the parts of different sizes

screen gravel

to remove by or as if by a screen

screens out much harmful radiation

to examine in order to separate into groups or to select or eliminate

carefully screened everyone applying for the job

to provide with a screen

screen a porch

to project on a screen

screen a movie

screen医学词典英英释义

screen1 of 2transitive verb

to test or examine for the presence of something (as a disease) a test to screen donor blood for HIV and hepatitis C—Penni Crabtree

screen patients for prostate cancer

screen2 of 2

see intensifying screen, sunscreen, triple screen

screen 例句

1 On the screen are a y and an x axis.

2 I laugh, freezing when I see my screen filled with texts from my mom.

3 Before I lose my nerve, I hold out the screen for him to take.

4 Rondell said when his foster mom looked at the hole in the screen she covered her ears, screamed her head off, and started running in place with mad tears streaming down her face.

5 Buzz suddenly appeared on my computer screen.

巴兹突然出现在我的电脑屏幕上。

6 What is it like adapting Shakespeare for the screen rather than the stage?

把莎士比亚搬上银幕比演舞台剧好在哪一点上?

7 The wind picked up and blew cool and damp through the screen.

8 “The Allegiant have formed an army,” I say, pointing at the screen on the left.

9 They will screen all their candidates.

他们会对所有求职者进行筛选。

10 She set it up around one of the bowls, like a three-sided screen.

11 Mo Yan’s novel Red Sorghum first came to wide attention on the big screen both at home and abroad in 1987.

莫言的小说《红高粱》于1987被拍摄为同名电影作品并在国内外获得了广泛关注。

12 She huffed loudly as the screen door clattered shut.

13 I slipped my phone out of my pocket and snuck a peek at the screen.

14 The golden light from the screen illuminated the spider’s face.

15 Holding his phone, its screen out to me.

16 We’re doing a screening process of the four hundred people who were in the hall at the time.”

17 He was flat on the floor, feeding the live screen a brilliant shot of the rat heading over to the jury, the jury members scrambling, taking off, climbing onto their seats.

18 Desdemona kept wailing, and I’d already heard so much about Smyrna in my seven years that I watched the screen closely to see what it had been like.

19 “Who’s teasing the baby?” his mother yelled out the screen door.

20 I can tell it's Henry just by how much the screen door rattles.