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['skriːnɪŋ]1) cinem. telev. proiezione f.2) (of candidates) selezione f.3) med. (of patients) screening m.4) (vetting) (of calls, etc.) selezione f.* * *screening /ˈskri:nɪŋ/n. [uc]1 (elettr., fotogr., mecc.) schermatura; schermaggio2 (cinem., TV) proiezione3 crivellatura; vagliatura4 (pl.) materiale vagliato6 (biol., med., ecc.) screening; esame di laboratorio; test diagnostico: breast screening, screening mammografico; mammografia7 (org. az.) screening; controllo statistico della qualità8 (fig.) vaglio; cernita; selezione: the screening of candidates, il vaglio dei candidati; screening test, test di selezione.* * *['skriːnɪŋ]1) cinem. telev. proiezione f.2) (of candidates) selezione f.3) med. (of patients) screening m.4) (vetting) (of calls, etc.) selezione f.
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