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Screen

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Meaning

Noun

A physical
to
an area from
, or provide
from something dangerous.
In Mining:
  • A
    a
    of
    or
    used to
    of
    by
    ,
    the
    of
    whose a
    is
    than the
    between the
    or
    .
  • In Baseball:
  • The
    which
    the
    from
    objects
  • In Printing:
  • A
    upon a
    through which
    is
    onto printed-on
    ; the
    with the
    itself.
  • Searching through a
    for a
    ; an
    of
    , or the method for it.
    In Genetics:
  • Searching through a
    for a
    ; an
    of
    , or the method for it.
  • A
    used to
    study
    functions.
  • Various
    or
    of information display
  • The
    or area of a
    , or
    or
    presentation.
  • The
    area of
    , where
    is displayed.
  • One of the individual
    of a
    , etc.
    into
    screens.
  • In Computing:
  • Various
    or
    of information display
  • A
    ; concealment.
    In Football (American):
  • Definitions related to
    the
    of an
    player
  • Short for
    pass.
  • In Basketball:
  • Definitions related to
    the
    of an
    player
  • An
    in which a
    a
    from
    a teammate.
  • In Cricket:
    An
    of
    or
    on the
    a
    to make the
    more
    visible.
    In Nautical:
    A
    of less-valuable
    that
    with a more
    one for the latter's protection.
    In Architecture:
    A
    or
    to a certain
    for
    and
    ,
    a
    , to
    the
    from the
    , etc.
    In Scottish English:
    A large scarf.

    Verb

    To
    by
    a screen.
    To
    or conceal.
    To
    information, or
    from
    . To
    the facts.
    In Film & Television:
    To present
    (on the screen).
    To
    with a screen.
    In Medicine:
    To
    patients or
    a
    in order to
    a
    or a
    , or to
    to a
    .
    In Molecular biology:
    In Basketball:
    To
    a
    from
    a teammate.
    To
    the
    or
    of a
    before
    whether to
    the phone.

    Name

    A surname.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    screen
    English
    arrow
    screne
    Middle English (1100-1500)
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    escren
    Anglo-Norman
    Sourced from
    Etym
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