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screen·play S0167900 (skrēn′plā′)n. The script for a movie, including descriptions of scenes and some camera directions.screenplay (ˈskriːnˌpleɪ) n (Film) the script for a film, including instructions for sets and camera workscreen•play (ˈskrinˌpleɪ)
n. 1. the outline or full script of a motion picture; scenario. 2. Older Use. a motion picture. [1915–20] Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | screenplay - a script for a film including dialogue and descriptions of characters and setsplayscript, script, book - a written version of a play or other dramatic composition; used in preparing for a performance |
Translationsscreen (skriːn) 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. 屏風，簾幕，隔板 屏风，银幕，隔板 2. anything that so protects etc a person etc. He hid behind the screen of bushes; a smokescreen. 掩護物 掩蔽物3. the surface on which films or television pictures appear. cinema/television/radar screen. 螢光幕 荧光屏 verb1. to hide, protect or shelter. The tall grass screened him from view. 遮蔽，掩護，包庇 掩蔽，掩护，包庇 2. to make or show a cinema film. 製作或放映電影 放映3. to test for loyalty, reliability etc. 審查，甄選 审查，甄选 4. to test for a disease. Women should be regularly screened for cancer. 篩檢(有無某種疾病) 筛检（疾病） ˈscreenplay noun the script of a film. 電影劇本 电影剧本the screen cinema or television films: You can see him on the screen quite often; adjective (etc)screen actors. 電視劇，電影 电视剧，电影 screenplay
screenplay the script for a film, including instructions for sets and camera work screen (redirected from screenplay)
screen [skrēn] 1. a framework or agent used as a shield or protector; called also protectant and protective.2. to separate well individuals in a population from those who have an undiagnosed disease, defect, or other pathologic condition or who are at high risk by means of tests, examinations, or other procedures. See also screening.Bjerrum screen tangent screen.fluoroscopic screen a phosphorescent screen that shows the movement and relationship of organs and structures in fluoroscopy.intensifying screen a fluorescent screen used in conjunction with x-ray film to enhance the effect of the radiation and reduce dosage to the patient. The screen must be matched to the emissivity range; the emissivity of phosphorus is similar to that of the human eye, so that phosphors absorb x-ray energy and convert it to visible light.tangent screen a large square of black cloth with a central mark for fixation; used with a campimeter in mapping the field of vision.screen (skrēn), 1. A sheet of any substance used to shield an object from any influence, such as heat, light, or x-rays.
See also: screen memory. 2. A sheet on which an image is projected.
See also: screen memory. 3. Formerly, to make a fluoroscopic examination.
See also: screen memory. 4. In psychoanalysis, concealment, as one image or memory concealing another.
See also: screen memory. 5. To examine, evaluate; to process a group to select or separate certain individuals from it. 6. A thin layer of crystals that converts x-rays to light photons to expose film; used in a cassette to produce radiographic images on film. [Fr. écran] screen (skrēn)n.1. A movable device that serves to protect, conceal, or divide.2. A surface or device on which an image is displayed for viewing.3. A screen memory.v.1. To process a group of people in order to select or separate certain individuals from it.2. To test or examine for the presence of disease or infection.3. To subject to genetic screening.screen Molecular biology
verb To detect a phenotype’s presence or absence by testing for growth under different conditions (e.g., plus and minus an auxotrophic supplement or permissive and non-permissive conditions), usually done by replica plating or patching colonies onto each type of plate.
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(1) Any systematic activity—e.g., measuring BP, glucose or cholesterol; pap smear; or other activity—which attempts to identify a particular disease in persons in a particular population.
(2) A popular term for a solar protection barrier.screen Public health 1. Any systematic activity–eg, measuring BP, glucose or cholesterol, pap smear, or other activity, which attempts to identify a particular disease in persons in a particular population. See Drug screen, General health screen, Laxative screen, Memory Impairment screen, Metabolic screen, Neonatal screen.2. A solar protection barrier. See Sunscreen.screen (skrēn) 1. A sheet of any substance used to shield an object from any influence (e.g., heat, light, x-rays). 2. A sheet on which an image is projected. 3. psychoanalysis Concealment, as one image or memory concealing another.
See also: screen memory4. To examine, evaluate; to process a group to select or separate certain individuals from it. 5. A thin layer of crystals that converts x-rays to light photons to expose film; used in a cassette to produce radiographic images on film. 6. To examine for the presence or absence of specified characteristics to determine whether further examination is needed. [Fr. écran]screen (skrēn) 1. A sheet of any substance used to shield an object from any influence, such as heat, light, or x-rays. 2. A sheet on which an image is projected. 3. To examine, evaluate; to process a group to select or separate some individuals from it.
Synonym(s): screening (1). [Fr. écran]References in periodicals archiveA surprise win in 2016, the film, which stars Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton and Rachel McAdams, won best picture and best original screenplay.25 Oscar Winning Films To Watch On Netflix In 2017Written by: Allison Schroeder and Ted Melfi (screenplay), based on the book: by Margot Lee Shetterly A snappy script brings out the heart and the humanity of this true story about three African-American women who each played pivotal roles in the early days of NASA's triumphant efforts to send men into outer space.Weighty topics dominate stories in adapted fieldscreenplay to A Clockwork OrangeKubrick's Clockwork Orange draft auctionedMarch 29, 1982: Colin Welland accepts an Oscar for the best screenplay from Jerzy KosinskiChariots of Fire writer Welland dies at 81One of the earliest and best-known screenplay formatting programs is Final Draft, originally made for use on Macintosh computers and 'designed to combine the writing and the formatting into one complete system' (Field, 1994: 223).'Show me your slugline and I'll let you have the first look': some thoughts on today's digital screenwriting tools and appsoriginally from [the] Middle East, Africa, South East Asia [or other eligible country]; must be willing to write a story about -- or set in -- one of the eligible countries; and must agree to the screenplay rights terms -- if the screenplay is [given an] award.A new laboratory for film writingIf you've never read a screenplay before, begin here: October 3rd provides a riveting sequence of fast-paced encounters that incorporates not just spiritual reflection, but how people's perceptions of miracles and change affect their choices and interactions.October 3rdLincoln is nominated in the following categories: Best Film, Adapted Screenplay, Original Music, Cinematography, Production Design, Costume Design and Make Up & Hair.Lincoln tops Bafta nominations 2013Chetan has been roped in to write the screenplay of Kick , starring Salman Khan and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala.Chetan to get his dues with Salman's KickNorth East screenwriter Bridget O'Connor is in the running for best adapted screenplay for the hit film Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.North East filmmakers up for Oscars; Local movie talent takes on the cream of HollywoodWOODY Allen's romantic fantasy Midnight In Paris won top screenplay honours from the Writers Guild of America.Paris movie bags Allen top honour; MOVIESSummary: DAM999 produced by UAE-based BizTV Network and directed by Sohan Roy, is this year's officially
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