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screening

/ˈskriː.nɪŋ/

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noun

/ˈskriː.nɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruПроцесс проверки, тестирования или показа; также действие по заслонению или укрытию чем-либо.

The process of examining or evaluating people or things; a showing of a film; or the act of concealing with a partition.

  1. Medical examination or testing of a group for early detection of disease.B2formalmedical

    A systematic programme of testing individuals who appear healthy to identify those at risk of a specific illness or condition, allowing for earlier intervention and better outcomes.

    ruМедицинское обследование или тестирование группы для раннего выявления заболеваний.

    • All newborns undergo a routine hearing screening before leaving the hospital.
    • The government launched a nationwide screening for high blood pressure.
    • Regular cancer screening can save lives through early diagnosis.
    • She scheduled a screening for diabetes after experiencing some symptoms.
    • The clinic offers free cholesterol screening every Friday.

    Synonymsassessmentcheckupevaluationexaminationmedical examinationtesting

  2. A showing of a film, video, or television programme to an audience.B2formalart

    A scheduled event at which a motion picture or broadcast material is projected or played for viewing, often before its official release or as part of a festival.

    ruПоказ фильма, видео или телепрограммы аудитории.

    • We attended the premier screening of the director's latest film.
    • The cinema added an extra screening due to popular demand.
    • A private screening was held for the cast and crew.
    • The festival features screenings of short films from around the world.
    • He missed the evening screening, so he'll catch the matinee tomorrow.

    Synonymsdisplaypremierepresentationprojectionshowingviewing

  3. The process of examining people or things for security, suitability, or quality.B2formal

    An investigative procedure where individuals, luggage, applications, or products are inspected, interviewed, or scanned to detect threats, assess competence, or ensure standards are met.

    ruПроцесс проверки людей или предметов на предмет безопасности, пригодности или качества.

    • All passengers must go through a security screening before boarding.
    • The company's screening process for new hires includes multiple interviews.
    • Thorough screening of job candidates reduces the risk of a bad fit.
    • The airport introduced additional screening measures after the alert.
    • The vetting procedure involved screening the applicants' social media profiles.

    Synonymsassessmentevaluationexaminationinspectionreviewtesting

Forms
  • screenings plural form
  • screenings' possessive plural form
  • screening's possessive singular form
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verb

screen/skriːn/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по проверке, оценке или тестированию кого-либо или чего-либо на пригодность, качество или скрытые характеристики; также используется для обозначения показа фильма или видео.

A verb used to indicate the act of examining, evaluating, or testing someone or something for suitability, quality, or hidden characteristics; also used to mean showing a film or video.

  1. Examine or evaluateB1formal

    To test or check someone or something for a particular quality, condition, or suitability.

    ruПроверять

    • All applicants are screened for their language skills.
    • The hospital screens patients for high blood pressure.
    • The company screens all emails for viruses.

    Synonymsappraiseassesscheckevaluateexamineinspectreviewscrutinizetestvet

  2. Show or broadcastB1formal

    To display a film, video, or television program.

    ruПоказывать

    • The cinema is screening the new movie tonight.
    • The documentary was screened on national television.
    • They screened the short film at the festival.

    Synonymsairbroadcastdisplayplaypresentprojectshowtelecast

    Antonymsconcealhidesuppress

  3. B2formal

    To protect or hide someone or something from view or danger.

    ruЗащищать или скрывать

    • The tall trees screen the house from the road.
    • She screened her eyes from the bright sun with her hand.
    • The bodyguard screened the celebrity from the crowd.

    Synonymsconcealcoverguardhidemaskprotectshadesheltershieldveil

    Antonymsexposerevealuncover

Forms
  • screened past participle
  • screened past simple
  • screening present participle
  • screens third person singular

Phrasal variantsscreen offscreen out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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