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1. noun2) (something that conceals from view) Sichtschutz, der; (of trees, persons, fog) Wand, die; (of persons) Mauer, die; (of secrecy) Wand, die; Mauer, die[TV] screen — [Fernseh]schirm, der; Bildschirm, der
the screen — (Cinemat.) die Leinwand
4) (Phys.) [Schutz]schirm, der; (Electr.) Abschirmung, die5) (Motor Veh.) see academic.ru/82470/windscreen">windscreen2. transitive verbscreen one's eyes from the sun — seine Augen vor der Sonne schützen od. (geh.) gegen die Sonne beschirmen
2) (show) vorführen, zeigen [Dias, Film]Phrasal Verbs:* * *[skri:n] 1. noun1) (a flat, movable, often folding, covered framework for preventing a person etc from being seen, for decoration, or for protection from heat, cold etc: Screens were put round the patient's bed; a tapestry fire-screen.) der Wandschirm2) (anything that so protects etc a person etc: He hid behind the screen of bushes; a smokescreen.) der Schutz3) (the surface on which films or television pictures appear: cinema/television/radar screen.) der Bildschirm, die Leinwand2. verb1) (to hide, protect or shelter: The tall grass screened him from view.) abschirmen2) (to make or show a cinema film.) verfilmen3) (to test for loyalty, reliability etc.) überprüfen4) (to test for a disease: Women should be regularly screened for cancer.) überprüfen•- screenplay- the screen* * *[skri:n]I. n1. (in a cinema, for slides) Leinwand f; (of television, computer) Bildschirm m; (for radar, sonar) Schirm m\screen dump Bildschirmausdruck mradar \screen Radarschirm mon \screen am Bildschirm2. no plthe big \screen die Leinwand, das Kinothe small \screen der Bildschirm, das Fernsehen3. (panel for privacy) Trennwand f; (decorative) Wandschirm m, Paravent m; (for protection) Schutzschirm m; (against insects) Fliegengitter nt; (fire screen) Ofenschirm mglass \screen Glaswand fa \screen of trees ( fig) eine Wand von Bäumenhealth \screen Vorsorgeuntersuchung fsecurity \screen Sicherheitskontrolle fIII. vt1. (conceal)to \screen sth from view etw vor Einblicken schützen2. (shield)3. (examine closely)to \screen one's calls nur bei bestimmten Anrufen das Telefon abnehmen, ÖSTERR, SCHWEIZ seine Anrufe filtern4. (show)▪ to \screen sth etw vorführen; TV etw senden5. (put through a sieve)to \screen candidates Bewerber sieben [o aussondern▪ to \screen sth etw vorführen* * *[skriːn]1. n1) (protective) Schirm m; (for privacy etc) Wandschirm m; (as partition) Trennwand f; (against insects) Fliegenfenster nt; (against light) Verdunklungsschutz m; (fig, for protection) Schutz m; (of trees) Wand f; (of mist, secrecy) Schleier m; (of indifference) Mauer fscreen of smoke — Rauchschleier m, Nebelwand
to write for the screen — für den Film/das Fernsehen schreiben
they are married off screen as well as on — sie sind nicht nur im Film, sondern auch in Wirklichkeit or im wirklichen Leben verheiratet
to edit/work on screen — am Bildschirm editieren/arbeiten
4) (= sieve) (Gitter)sieb nt5) (in church) Lettner m6)See:= sightscreen2. vt1) (= hide) verdecken; (= protect) abschirmen; (fig) schützen (from vor +dat), abschirmen (from gegen)to screen the windows (with screen) — einen Schirm vor die Fenster stellen; (with fabric) die Fenster verhängen; (against light) die Fenster verdunkeln; (against insects)
to screen sth from the enemy — etw vor dem Feind tarnen or verbergen
he screened his eyes from the sun — er schützte die Augen vor der Sonne
2) TV programme senden; film vorführenthey gave permission for the conference to be screened — sie genehmigten die Vorführung der Filmaufzeichnungen von der Konferenz
3) (= sift) sieben3. vito screen for sth (Med) — auf etw (acc) untersuchen
* * *screen [skriːn]A s2. ARCHa) Zwischenwand fb) Lettner m (in Kirchen)screen star Film-, Leinwandstar m;on the screen auf der Leinwand, im Film;she first appeared on the screen two years ago sie gab ihr Film- oder Leinwanddebüt vor zwei Jahren;first screen appearance Film-, Leinwanddebüt n6. MED Röntgenschirm m7. Drahtgitter n, -netz n9. Fliegenfenster n10. figa) Schutz m, Schirm mb) Tarnung f11. MILb) Nebelwand fc) Tarnung f12. PHYS13. FOTO, TYPO Raster(platte) m(f)14. AUTO Br Windschutzscheibe fB v/tfrom vor dat)3. MILa) tarnen (auch fig)b) einnebeln4. fig jemanden decken5. TECH Sand etc (durch)sieben:screened coal Würfelkohle fa) projizieren, auf die Leinwand werfenb) rastern7. a) für den Film bearbeitenb) (ver)filmenc) im Fernsehen bringen, sendend) einen Film vorführen, zeigen8. fig Personen überprüfen:screen out aussondern* * *1. noun2) (something that conceals from view) Sichtschutz, der; (of trees, persons, fog) Wand, die; (of persons) Mauer, die; (of secrecy) Wand, die; Mauer, die[TV] screen — [Fernseh]schirm, der; Bildschirm, der
the screen — (Cinemat.) die Leinwand
4) (Phys.) [Schutz]schirm, der; (Electr.) Abschirmung, die5) (Motor Veh.) see windscreen2. transitive verbscreen one's eyes from the sun — seine Augen vor der Sonne schützen od. (geh.) gegen die Sonne beschirmen
2) (show) vorführen, zeigen [Dias, Film]Phrasal Verbs:* * *(TV) n.Bildschirm m. (printing) n.Raster - m. (sieve) n.Gittersieb n. n.Schirm -e m.Wandschirm m. v.verdecken v.überprüfen v. -
2 optical
adjective* * *['optikəl]adjective (of or concerning sight or what one sees: The two objects in the picture appear to be the same size, but this is just an optical illusion (= they are not actually the same size); microscopes and other optical instruments.) optisch* * *op·ti·cal[ˈɒptɪkəl, AM ˈɑ:p-]adj inv optisch\optical storage medium optisches Speichermedium* * *['ɒptIkəl]adjoptisch* * *optical bench optische Bank;optical character reader COMPUT optischer Klarschriftleser;optical character recognition IT optische Zeichenerkennung;optical density optische Dichte;optical glass optisches Glas;optical illusion optische Täuschung;optical microscope Lichtmikroskop n;optical sound Lichtton m;op. abk1. opera2. operation3. operator4. opposite5. optical opt.6. opus Op.opt. abk2. optical opt.3. optician5. optimum6. optional* * *adjectiveoptical fibre — Lichtleitfaser, die
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