screen

noun and verb74 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.1

the screen of a computer monitor

the screen of a television set

a screen that is large in size

the screen of a laptop computer

a screen that you can interact with by touching it

a screen that is small in size

a screen of a considerable size

using the entire screen area

the screen of a television set

a screen that is thin and not curved

a screen showing no information or image

a screen using liquid crystal display technology

a screen used for displaying video images

a screen with a wider aspect ratio, often used for films

an extremely large screen

a screen that is very large

a screen divided into two or more sections

a screen that is very small

a screen using plasma display technology

the screen in a movie theater

the screen in a movie theater

the film or movie industry

referring to both theatre and film/television

to look at the screen to see what is happening

to occupy the entire area of the screen

to watch the screen with intense concentration

to look at the screen steadily for a long time

a program that displays moving images on the screen when the computer is not in use

a name used by a person on the internet

the screen suddenly stops displaying anything

the screen suddenly stops displaying anything and becomes black

the light from the screen shines unsteadily

the screen shows a bright light briefly and suddenly

the amount of time a particular actor or subject is shown on screen

a famous film or television actor

an actor who performs in films or on television

a film or television program based on a book or play

a version of a story presented as a film or television program

a door made of wire mesh that allows air in but keeps insects out

a window covered with wire mesh

to check someone or something with great attention

to broadcast a program at the same time as it happens