pre-screen如何读

pre·​screenˌprē-ˈskrēn

pre-screen是什么意思

  • v.预检

pre-screen英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to screen (someone or something) in a preliminary way … a prescreened and carefully selected audience …—Noemie Emery A computer could prescreen mammograms, and then radiologists would view only those images that contain suspicious signs.—Karen F. Schmidt

prescreen job applicants

to show a preliminary screening of (something, such as a film)

… of those 10 movies, more than half weren't pre-screened for the critics.—Richard Freedman

pre-screen词源英文解释

The first known use of prescreen was in 1923

pre-screen 例句

1 Washington should expand its Container Security Initiative, developed after the 9/11 attacks, to prescreen containers coming in and out of Central American ports.

2 Telehealth appointments help prescreen patients for possible infectious diseases.

3 The most advanced access control solutions allow for customizable workflows that prescreen arrivals for proof of Covid-19 vaccination or Covid-19 testing, as needed for compliance with government mandates or company policy.

4 Many sellers chose not to prescreen titles, in an attempt at re-creating a sense of in-person urgency in the online market.

5 Many need to prescreen and train volunteers, which is time-consuming.

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