The old cinema will screen a documentary about local history next week.
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To filter or sift something using a screen.
Screen the sand carefully.
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The workers screen gravel to separate it by size before it is used for the project.
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To examine someone or something to determine suitability or detect something.
Screen all the applicants.
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The airport authorities screen passengers to check for prohibited items.
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screenintransitive-verb
To appear on a movie screen.
The film will screen soon.
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The director hoped that the movie would screen at several international film festivals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The word "screen" in English means: A flat surface on which images or text are displayed, such as on a television, computer, or phone., A physical barrier used to provide privacy or protection., A mesh used to filter or separate materials..
The phonetic transcription of "screen" is /skriːn/ in British English and /skriːn/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.