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51screen — /skri:n/ noun 1. a glass surface on which computer information or TV pictures can be shown ● She brought up the information on the screen. ● I’ll just call up details of your account on the screen. 2. a flat panel which acts as a form of… …
52screen — [15] Screen goes back ultimately to a Frankish *skrank ‘barrier’, a distant ancestor of German schrank ‘cupboard’. This was taken over into Old Northern French as escran, and it was a variant form of this, escren, that became English screen …
53screen — n 1. partition, (in a church) parclose, divider, room divider, dividing wall wall, separatrix; barrier, fence, hedge; grate, grating, lattice, latticework; screening, wire mesh, mesh, netting, net; gauze, scrim, cheesecloth, sheer, curtain; shade …
54screen — sijotuvas statusas T sritis Standartizacija ir metrologija apibrėžtis Pramoninis įrenginys birioms medžiagoms sijojant suskirstyti į skirtingų matmenų dalelių frakcijas. atitikmenys: angl. screen; sifting machine; sizing screen vok. Scheidesieb,… …
55screen — sijotuvas statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Pramoninis įrenginys birioms medžiagoms sijojant suskirstyti į skirtingų matmenų dalelių frakcijas. atitikmenys: angl. screen; sifting machine; sizing screen rus. грохот …
56screen — [15] Screen goes back ultimately to a Frankish *skrank ‘barrier’, a distant ancestor of German schrank ‘cupboard’. This was taken over into Old Northern French as escran, and it was a variant form of this, escren, that became English screen …
57screen — a fish screen lies across a body of water or structure, e.g. the turbine intake of a dam, designed to divert the fish into a bypass system …
58Screen — This most interesting name, found particularly in Gloucestershire, has three possible sources. Firstly, it may be of Scandinavian origin, given to a dweller by a skrayne , which was a roadway or bridge constructed over a stream or marsh lands,… …
59screen — i. An arrangement of ships, aircraft, and/or submarines to protect a main body or a convoy. ii. In cartography, a sheet of transparent film, glass, or plastic carrying a “ruling” or other regularly repeated pattern, which may be used in… …
60screen — ekranas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. screen; shield vok. Abschirmung, f; Bildschirm, m; Schirm, m rus. экран, m pranc. blindage, m; écran, m …
