prescreen


pre·screen

P0536500 (prē-skrēn′)tr.v. pre·screened, pre·screen·ing, pre·screens 1. To view (a movie) before release for public showing.2. To examine or interview before further selection processes occur: prescreen applicants for interviews.

prescreen

(priːˈskriːn) vb (tr) (Film) to screen (a film) in advance

pre•screen

(priˈskrin)

v.t. to screen in advance; select before a more detailed selecting process. [1965–70]