screen

skri:n

skrin

/skriːn/

英語での「screen」の定義と意味

Screen

名詞

画面, モニター

the flat panel on a television, computer, etc. on which images and information are displayed

例

During the presentation, the speaker shared his screen with the audience.

プレゼンテーション中、スピーカーは聴衆と自分の画面を共有しました。

スクリーン, 銀幕

the large, white surface on which movies or pictures are projected

例

The cinema 's screen displayed a captivating 3D movie.

映画館のスクリーンは魅力的な3D映画を映し出していた。

画面, ディスプレイ

the visual data shown on a smartphone or computer monitor or display

例

Scrolling down the page reveals a lengthy screen of text.

a device for sifting or separating materials by size, typically made of wire mesh or perforated metal

例

Flour must be sifted through a screen before use.

a systematic procedure used to detect the presence of a disease or condition in an individual or population

例

The clinic offers free cancer screen.

something that hides, protects, or disguises what is behind it

例

The bushes formed a natural screen around the house.

a netted covering, usually framed, designed to block insects, debris, or small particles while allowing air or light to pass through

例

The door screen was torn near the bottom.

a decorative or functional partition used to divide space or provide privacy

例

A folding screen separated the dressing area.

the collective personnel or activity associated with filmmaking and cinema

例

She was a star of the silent screen.

an ornate partition, often of wood or stone, separating parts of a church such as the nave, choir, or altar

例

The choir was hidden behind a carved wooden screen.

to screen

動詞

検査する, スクリーニングする

to examine and test a person in order to check if they are sick or not

Transitive: to screen sb for a disease or symptom

例

The doctor screened the patient for any signs of infection.

医者は感染の兆候がないか患者を検査した。

上映する, 放送する

to show a video or film in a movie theater or on TV

Transitive: to screen a video or film

例

The cinema will screen the highly anticipated movie this weekend.

映画館は今週末、待望の映画を上映する。

保護する, 遮る

to shield or protect someone from potential harm or discomfort

Transitive: to screen from harm or discomfort

例

The privacy screen on his computer helped to screen his personal information from prying eyes.

彼のコンピュータのプライバシースクリーンは、詮索好きな目から彼の個人情報を守るのに役立ちました。

スクリーン, スクリーンをかける

to strategically position oneself between an opponent and their intended target, obstructing their movement or view

Transitive: to screen an opponent

例

In basketball, the player screened the defender to create space for his teammate to take a shot.

バスケットボールで、その選手はディフェンダーをスクリーンして、チームメイトがシュートを打つためのスペースを作りました。

ふるいにかける, 濾す

to pass a substance through a sieve or similar tool to separate finer particles from coarser ones

Transitive: to screen a substance

例

The baker screened the flour to remove any lumps and ensure a smooth texture for the dough.

パン屋は生地の滑らかな質感を確保し、塊を取り除くために小麦粉をふるいにかけました。

選別する, 評価する

to assess or scrutinize something carefully to test its suitability

Transitive: to screen sb/sth

例

The hiring manager screened the job applications to identify the most qualified candidates for the position.

採用担当者は、そのポジションに最も適した候補者を特定するために求職申し込みを審査しました。

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英語での「screen」の定義と意味

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