英语词汇screen怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ screen /ˈskriːn/ noun

plural screens

¹ screen

/ˈskriːn/

noun

plural screens

Learner's definition of SCREEN

[count]

a : the usually flat part of a television or computer monitor that shows the images or text : the part of a television or computer that you look at when you are using it屏幕；荧光屏

Don't sit too close to the screen or you'll get a headache.不要坐得离屏幕太近，否则会头疼的。
A pop-up ad appeared on the screen.一则弹出广告出现在屏幕上。
a television/TV screen电视屏幕
a computer/display screen电脑屏幕；显示屏

— see picture at computer

b : a large, flat, white surface on which images or movies are shown银幕

When I go to the movies, I like to sit close to the screen.我看电影时，喜欢坐得离银幕近些。

[noncount] : the art or profession of acting in movies电影表演

a star of stage and screen [=a famous actor who acts in plays and movies]舞台和银幕两栖明星
The two actors perform well together on screen. [=in movies or on TV]这两名演员在电影里搭档演出，效果很好。

— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前

a screen actor电影演员
She has tremendous screen presence. [=a powerful quality that attracts attention in movies]她在银幕上有巨大的魅力。

— see also big screen, silver screen

[count] chiefly US : a sheet that is made of very small wire or plastic strings which are woven together and that is set in a frame in a window, door, etc., to let air in but keep insects out纱门；纱窗

a window screen纱窗
a screen door [=a door that has a screen built into it]纱门

[count] : something that is used to hide, protect, cover, or block a person or thing屏障；掩蔽物: such as

a : a group of trees or plants that separates one area from another（隔离用的）植物丛。

We planted a screen of shrubs so the neighbors couldn't see into our yard.我们种了一丛灌木，这样邻居就着不到我们的院子了。

b : a large, thin piece of wood, paper, or cloth that is set in a frame and used to separate one room or part of a room from another屏风

You can change your clothes behind the screen.你可以在屏风后换衣服。

c : something that hides the real nature of an activity, feeling, etc.掩饰；幌子

His activities were just a screen for his real plans.他的行动只是他真实计划的幌子而已。

d sports : a planned action in some sports (such as basketball or ice hockey) in which a player or a player's view is legally blocked by an opponent（篮球、冰球等运动的）掩护

The goalie couldn't see the puck because of the screen.守门员被挡住了视线，看不到冰球。

— see also smoke screen, sunscreen, windscreen

[count] American football : screen pass

The quarterback threw a screen to the halfback.四分卫给了半卫一个掩护性传球。

— see also silk screen

² screen /ˈskriːn/ verb

screens; screened; screening

² screen

/ˈskriːn/

verb

screens; screened; screening

Learner's definition of SCREEN

[+ object]

: to examine (people or things) in order to decide if they are suitable for a particular purpose审查；甄别

A committee will screen candidates for the job, but the final hiring decision will be made by Ms. Brown.委员会将会对这份工作的申请者进行筛选，但由布朗女士做出最后的聘用决定。
someone who screens luggage at the airport [=someone who examines the luggage of airplane passengers in order to make sure that nothing dangerous is brought onto an airplane]在机场检查行李的人员
We screen the kids' music so that we can approve what they listen to.我们审查儿童音乐，以批准适合他们听的内容。
He usually screens his (telephone/phone) calls. [=he usually lets his answering machine answer his phone so that he can hear who is calling before he decides to talk to whoever it is]他通常会筛分来电，有选择地接听。

a : to do a test on (someone) to find out if that person has or is likely to develop a disease筛查；检查 — usually + for

All blood donors are screened for AIDS.所有献血者都须接受艾滋病筛查。
She was screened for breast cancer.她接受了乳腺癌的检查。

b : to do a test on (a person's blood, urine, etc.) to find out if the person has been using an illegal substance检测（体内违禁药物） — usually + for

All athletes will be screened for performance-enhancing drugs prior to the events.所有运动员在比赛前都要接受兴奋剂检测。

: to show (a movie, television show, etc.) to the public on a screen放映；播放

We'll be screening his latest film in two weeks.我们将在两周后放映他的最新影片。

: to hide, protect, cover, or block (someone or something) with a screen隐藏；遮蔽；隐蔽

I was screened by the cars so no one saw me.我被汽车挡住了，所以没有人看见我。
The altar was screened.祭坛被遮蔽起来了。
We planted a row of shrubs to screen our backyard from the neighbors.我们种了一排灌木，这样就把自家后院和邻居家隔开了。
The goalie was screened on that play. [=players blocked the goalie from seeing the puck]那次比赛中守门员的视线被挡住了。
a screened porch [=a porch that has walls made of screens]纱窗游廊

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

We try to screen our children from the violence on TV.我们努力不让我们的孩子看到电视上的暴力场面。

screen out

[phrasal verb]

screen (someone or something) out or screen out (someone or something) : to remove (someone or something that is not suitable for a particular purpose) from a group that is being examined排除；剔除

Not all students will be allowed to participate. Students receiving a D or lower will be screened out.不是所有的学生都获准参加。得到D或更低成绩的学生将被排除在外。

screen (something) out or screen out (something) : to prevent (something harmful) from passing through挡住（有害物）

The lotion is supposed to screen out [=block] the sun's harmful rays.这种护肤露据说可以阻挡阳光中的有害射线。

单词	screen
释义	screen (verb) screen 17 ENTRIES FOUND: screen (noun) screen (verb) screening (noun) screen pass (noun) screen saver (noun) screen test (noun) big screen (noun) big-screen (adjective) fire screen (noun) flat-screen (adjective) on-screen (adverb) silk screen (noun) silver screen (noun) small screen (noun) smoke screen (noun) touch screen (noun) wide-screen (adjective) ¹ screen /ˈskriːn/ noun plural screens ¹ screen /ˈskriːn/ noun plural screens Learner's definition of SCREEN 1 [count] a : the usually flat part of a television or computer monitor that shows the images or text : the part of a television or computer that you look at when you are using it屏幕；荧光屏 Don't sit too close to the screen or you'll get a headache.不要坐得离屏幕太近，否则会头疼的。 A pop-up ad appeared on the screen.一则弹出广告出现在屏幕上。 a television/TV screen电视屏幕 a computer/display screen电脑屏幕；显示屏 — see picture at computer b : a large, flat, white surface on which images or movies are shown银幕 When I go to the movies, I like to sit close to the screen.我看电影时，喜欢坐得离银幕近些。 2 [noncount] : the art or profession of acting in movies电影表演 a star of stage and screen [=a famous actor who acts in plays and movies]舞台和银幕两栖明星 The two actors perform well together on screen. [=in movies or on TV]这两名演员在电影里搭档演出，效果很好。 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 a screen actor电影演员 She has tremendous screen presence. [=a powerful quality that attracts attention in movies]她在银幕上有巨大的魅力。 — see also big screen, silver screen 3 [count] chiefly US : a sheet that is made of very small wire or plastic strings which are woven together and that is set in a frame in a window, door, etc., to let air in but keep insects out纱门；纱窗 a window screen纱窗 a screen door [=a door that has a screen built into it]纱门 4 [count] : something that is used to hide, protect, cover, or block a person or thing屏障；掩蔽物: such as a : a group of trees or plants that separates one area from another（隔离用的）植物丛。 We planted a screen of shrubs so the neighbors couldn't see into our yard.我们种了一丛灌木，这样邻居就着不到我们的院子了。 b : a large, thin piece of wood, paper, or cloth that is set in a frame and used to separate one room or part of a room from another屏风 You can change your clothes behind the screen.你可以在屏风后换衣服。 c : something that hides the real nature of an activity, feeling, etc.掩饰；幌子 His activities were just a screen for his real plans.他的行动只是他真实计划的幌子而已。 d sports : a planned action in some sports (such as basketball or ice hockey) in which a player or a player's view is legally blocked by an opponent（篮球、冰球等运动的）掩护 The goalie couldn't see the puck because of the screen.守门员被挡住了视线，看不到冰球。 — see also smoke screen, sunscreen, windscreen 5 [count] American football : screen pass The quarterback threw a screen to the halfback.四分卫给了半卫一个掩护性传球。 — see also silk screen ² screen /ˈskriːn/ verb screens; screened; screening ² screen /ˈskriːn/ verb screens; screened; screening Learner's definition of SCREEN [+ object] 1 : to examine (people or things) in order to decide if they are suitable for a particular purpose审查；甄别 A committee will screen candidates for the job, but the final hiring decision will be made by Ms. Brown.委员会将会对这份工作的申请者进行筛选，但由布朗女士做出最后的聘用决定。 someone who screens luggage at the airport [=someone who examines the luggage of airplane passengers in order to make sure that nothing dangerous is brought onto an airplane]在机场检查行李的人员 We screen the kids' music so that we can approve what they listen to.我们审查儿童音乐，以批准适合他们听的内容。 He usually screens his (telephone/phone) calls. [=he usually lets his answering machine answer his phone so that he can hear who is calling before he decides to talk to whoever it is]他通常会筛分来电，有选择地接听。 2 a : to do a test on (someone) to find out if that person has or is likely to develop a disease筛查；检查 — usually + for All blood donors are screened for AIDS.所有献血者都须接受艾滋病筛查。 She was screened for breast cancer.她接受了乳腺癌的检查。 b : to do a test on (a person's blood, urine, etc.) to find out if the person has been using an illegal substance检测（体内违禁药物） — usually + for All athletes will be screened for performance-enhancing drugs prior to the events.所有运动员在比赛前都要接受兴奋剂检测。 3 : to show (a movie, television show, etc.) to the public on a screen放映；播放 We'll be screening his latest film in two weeks.我们将在两周后放映他的最新影片。 4 : to hide, protect, cover, or block (someone or something) with a screen隐藏；遮蔽；隐蔽 I was screened by the cars so no one saw me.我被汽车挡住了，所以没有人看见我。 The altar was screened.祭坛被遮蔽起来了。 We planted a row of shrubs to screen our backyard from the neighbors.我们种了一排灌木，这样就把自家后院和邻居家隔开了。 The goalie was screened on that play. [=players blocked the goalie from seeing the puck]那次比赛中守门员的视线被挡住了。 a screened porch [=a porch that has walls made of screens]纱窗游廊 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 We try to screen our children from the violence on TV.我们努力不让我们的孩子看到电视上的暴力场面。 screen out [phrasal verb] 1 screen (someone or something) out or screen out (someone or something) : to remove (someone or something that is not suitable for a particular purpose) from a group that is being examined排除；剔除 Not all students will be allowed to participate. Students receiving a D or lower will be screened out.不是所有的学生都获准参加。得到D或更低成绩的学生将被排除在外。 2 screen (something) out or screen out (something) : to prevent (something harmful) from passing through挡住（有害物） The lotion is supposed to screen out [=block] the sun's harmful rays.这种护肤露据说可以阻挡阳光中的有害射线。
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