screens
Prononciation : [skriːnz]
Mot
Contexte : « technology »
(noun) a flat, thin surface that shows images or information, like what you see on a TV or computer. Screens help us watch movies, play games, and look at pictures.
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The new TV has a large screen, which makes watching movies more fun.
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The old computer screen was so small that it was hard to see anything clearly.
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What size screen do you prefer for gaming?
Contexte : « protection »
(noun) a barrier that keeps things out, like bugs or dirt, often made of mesh. We put screens on windows and doors to let air in but keep insects out.
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We installed a screen on the window to keep the bugs away while letting in fresh air.
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Without the screen, the room filled with flies from outside.
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Do you think we should get a screen for the patio door?
Contexte : « testing »
(verb) to check or test something carefully. For example, you might screen a group of people to find out who is healthy.
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The doctor will screen all the patients for signs of illness.
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They decided not to screen the volunteers, which led to missed problems.
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How often do they screen the children for health issues?
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