screen
noun/skriːn/
/skriːn/
Idioms - [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；荧屏 - 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。 - Tessa glanced at the phone's little screen.
泰莎看了一眼手机的小屏幕。 - an LCD/plasma screen
液晶/等离子屏幕 - Hundreds of fans watched on giant television screens.
数百名球迷在巨大的电视屏幕上观看了比赛。 - on the screen The image came up on the screen for a few seconds.
图像在屏幕上出现了几秒钟。 - The birds appear as red dots on the radar screen.
这些鸟在雷达屏幕上显示为红点。 - on screen Information can be viewed on screen or printed out.
资料可以在屏幕上查看，也可以打印出来。 - the screen display
屏幕显示 - The system was designed with a menu bar at the bottom of the screen.
该系统在屏幕底部设计有一个菜单栏。
Wordfindersee also flat-screen, on-screen, second screen- computer
- display
- drive
- keyboard
- memory
- platform
- program
- reboot
- router
- screen
Extra ExamplesTopics TV, radio and newsa2, Computersa2- I sat gazing at the blank screen, trying to think of something to write.
我坐在那儿瞪着空白屏幕，搜肠刮肚想写点儿什么。 - The screen flickered, and then everything went dark.
屏幕闪了几下，然后就黑屏了。 - A news bulletin flashed across the screen.
屏幕上闪过一条新闻简报。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- big
- giant
- huge
- …
- fill
- be glued to
- gaze at
- …
- show
- flash
- flicker
- …
- saver
- image
- resolution
- …
- on (the) screen
- go black
- go blank
- a computer screen
- [countable] the large flat surface that films 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。 - This film should keep you glued to the screen (= unable to stop watching) for two hours.
这部电影应该让你粘在屏幕上（=无法停止观看）两个小时。 - The film hits cinema screens in November.
这部电影于十一月上映。 - The film demands to be seen on a big screen.
这部电影需要在大屏幕上观看。
Extra ExamplesTopics Film and theatrea2- The star's face filled the screen.
那位明星的脸部特写占据了整个屏幕。 - the greatest comic actor ever to grace a movie screen
给银幕添彩的最伟大的喜剧演员
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- cinema
- movie
- big
- …
- appear on
- grace
- bring something to
- …
- adaptation
- version
- actor
- …
- off screen
- on (the) screen
- stage and screen
- a cinema/movie screen
- (often the screen)[singular, uncountable] films 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。 - on screen Some actors never watch themselves on screen.
有的演员从来不看自己拍的戏。 - His face never appears on screen.
他的脸从未出现在屏幕上。 - She was a star of stage and screen (= plays and films).
她是戏剧、电影两栖明星。 - a screen actor
电影演员 - She has great screen presence (= she makes a good impression on screen).
她在银幕上的表现出色（=她在银幕上给人留下了很好的印象）。 - He made his screen debut in 1954 as a stable boy.
1954年，他首次登上银幕，饰演一名马厩男孩。 - the screen adaptation (= film) of John Steinbeck's novel East of Eden
约翰·斯坦贝克的小说《伊甸之东》的银幕改编（=电影）
Extra Examples- De Niro is only given a few minutes of screen time.
只给了德尼罗几分钟的镜头。 - Henry James's novel was brought to the screen by director James Ivory.
亨利・詹姆斯的小说由导演詹姆斯・艾沃里搬上银幕。 - Marilyn Monroe's first screen appearance
玛丽莲・梦露的首次银幕亮相 - Neil Simon's screen adaptation of his hit stage play
尼尔・西蒙风靡一时的舞台剧的电影改编剧本 - She is remembered mainly for her performances on screen.
她主要凭借自己在荧屏上的表演让人们铭记。 - She shares the screen with Nicole Kidman.
她和妮科尔・基德曼联袂出演。 - The film features screen legends James Stewart and Grace Kelly.
这部影片由银幕传奇人物詹姆斯・史都华和格蕾丝・凯利主演。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- cinema
- movie
- big
- …
- appear on
- grace
- bring something to
- …
- adaptation
- version
- actor
- …
- off screen
- on (the) screen
- stage and screen
- He has adapted the play for the screen.
- [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。 - Can you do a printout of this screen for me?
你能帮我把这个页面打印出来吗？ - I posted the screen grab on Twitter.
我把那个截屏发在推特上。
- Press the F1 key to display a help screen.
- [countable] a tall, flat piece of furniture or equipment that is fixed to a wall, etc. or that can be moved to divide a room or to keep one area hidden or separate
隔板；屏风；幕；帘 - The nurse put a screen around the bed.
护士绕床拉了一道帘子。 - A wooden screen hid one corner of the room.
一块木屏风遮住了房间的一角。 - She went behind the screen and changed into the ballet costume.
她走到屏风后面，换上芭蕾舞服装。
Extra Examples- His desk was discreetly placed behind a screen.
他的书桌摆在屏风后面，不太显眼。 - The room was divided by a folding screen.
房间被一个折叠屏风分隔开。 - There is a screen between the two beds.
两张床之间有一道帘子。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- folding
- privacy
- security
- …
- put up
- door
- window
- behind a/the screen
- screen between
- The nurse put a screen around the bed.
- [countable] something that prevents somebody from seeing or being aware of something, or that protects somebody/something
掩蔽物；掩护物；屏障；庇护 - screen (of something) We planted a screen of tall trees.
我们种下一排大树作为屏障。 - A screen of bodyguards protected the President.
保镖的屏障保护着总统。 - behind a screen of something (figurative) All the research was conducted behind a screen of secrecy.
整个研究始终是秘密进行的。
- screen (of something) We planted a screen of tall trees.
- [countable] (especially North American English) 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 - Do you have screens on your windows?
你的窗户上有纱窗吗？
- Do you have screens on your windows?
- [countable] a wood or stone structure in a church, that partly separates the main area from the altar or choir
（拦在圣坛或唱诗班四周的木质或石砌）围屏 see also silk screen - [countable] a system of checking a person or thing to find out whether or not something, typically a disease, is present
（疾病等的）筛查，检查 - You should get a health screen every couple of years.
你应该一两年体检一次。 - Candidates for this position must be able to pass a drug screen.
这一职位的候选人必须通过毒品检查。
- You should get a health screen every couple of years.
of TV/computer
films/movies/TV
piece of furniture
for hiding/protecting something/somebody
on window/door
in church
check
Word OriginMiddle English: shortening of Old Northern French escren, of Germanic origin.
Idioms
on/off the radar (screen)
- used to say that people’s attention is on or not on something
受／不受人关注 - The issue of terrorism is back on the radar screen.
恐怖主义问题重新受人关注。 - Since the scandal broke, all other issues seem to have disappeared off the radar screen as far as the media is concerned.
自从丑闻爆发以来，就媒体而言，所有其他问题似乎都从雷达屏幕上消失了。
- The issue of terrorism is back on the radar screen.