screen
//skriːn//
Noun
A flat surface on which images or text are displayed, such as on a television, computer, or mobile device
The computer screen is too bright.
A fixed or movable upright partition used to divide a room, give shelter from drafts, heat, or light, or to provide concealment or privacy
She changed her clothes behind a screen.
A large surface on which movies or slides are projected
The movie was shown on a large screen.
A framework with fine mesh used to keep out insects or to sift substances
We installed screens on all the windows to keep mosquitoes out.
Verb
To conceal, protect, or shelter someone or something with or as if with a screen
Trees screened the house from the road.
To test or examine someone or something for the presence or absence of a disease, quality, or characteristic
All passengers are screened for security before boarding the plane.
To show or broadcast a film, video, or television program
The documentary will be screened on TV next week.
To evaluate or investigate someone to determine their suitability for a position or purpose
All candidates will be screened before the interview.