Definitions

1. noun

A device for projecting images or videos, typically a television or computer monitor.

“She spent hours watching TV on the screen.”

2. noun

A surface, such as a mesh or a material, used for filtering or separating something.

“The screen on the air conditioner helped keep the room cool.”

3. noun

A group or set of actors in a play or movie, especially one acting together on stage.

“The screen was made up of talented actors from around the world.”

4. verb

To examine or inspect (something) carefully.

“The police screened the security footage to identify the suspect.”

5. verb

To filter or separate (something) using a screen or mesh.

“The gardener screened the soil to remove rocks and debris.”

6. verb

To test or try (something) in order to select or choose it.

“The casting director screened several actors for the lead role.”

7. verb

To display (something) on a screen, especially a video or a movie.

“The movie will be screened at the film festival tonight.”

8. verb

To examine or inspect (someone) in order to check their identity or qualifications.

“The security guard screened the passengers at the airport.”

9. noun

A protective covering for a display device, such as a smartphone or a computer.

“She put a screen protector on her new phone.”

10. noun

A part of a machine that separates or filters something, such as a screen in a printer or a coffee machine.

“The screen in the coffee machine was clogged with old grounds.”