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Definition of screen pass - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
American footballTECH. US short pass with receiver shielded by blockersTECH. US
- The quarterback executed a perfect screen pass to the running back.
- The team practiced the screen pass until it was flawless.
- A well-timed screen pass can change the game's momentum.
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Expressions with screen
large surface for projecting films in cinemas
The movie was amazing on the big screen.
manage incoming calls to decide which to answer
She uses an app to screen calls during meetings.
separate an area using a screen or barrier
They decided to screen off the dining area.
remove or filter out unwanted elements
The software helps to screen out spam emails effectively.
not being shown in theaters
The movie has been off the screen for months.
in a movie theater
We watched the new superhero movie on the big screen.
television screen as opposed to cinema screen
Many actors transition from the big screen to the small screen.
unable to stop looking at a screen
He was glued to the screen, scrolling through social media for hours.
be shown in movie theaters
The new superhero film will hit the big screen next summer.
within someone's awareness or attention
The new policy is not yet on the public's radar screen.
movies or the film industry collectively
She dreamed of making it big on the silver screen.
main screen for opening apps and changing settings
The home screen shows your favorite apps when you unlock your phone.
device displaying computer output visually
The computer screen went black suddenly.
electronic surface on a device that shows images text or video
She wiped fingerprints off the tablet's display screen.
mesh covering for windows or doors to keep insects out
We installed a fly screen to keep bugs out.
actor playing roles in films
The screen actor won an award for his role.
name used instead of one's real name on the internet
She chose a unique screen name for her gaming profile.
thin film or sheet placed over a screen
I bought a screen protector for my new phone.
amount of time using screen-accessed technology
Parents often limit children's screen time daily.
mesh covering a window to block insects
We installed a window screen to keep mosquitoes out.
television or monitor with a flat display surface
We bought a new flat-screen for the living room.
surface or display where motion pictures are shown to viewers
The movie screen stretched from wall to wall in the theater.
flat surface made to show pictures or video from a projector
The teacher pulled down the projector screen before starting the slideshow.
setting that changes how much light a screen gives off
You can lower the screen brightness in the phone's menu to save battery.
Expressions with pass
move past something or someone
I watched the cars pass by the window.
deliver a message or item to someone
She will pass along the invitation to him.
show or share something among a group
He wanted to pass around the photo to see everyone's reactions.
die, especially in a gentle or euphemistic way
Her grandmother passed away last year.
attempt to move the ball to a teammate in sports
She made a pass to her teammate near the goal.
transfer something to the next generation
The recipe was passed down from my grandmother.
give something you have to another person
Please read the note and pass it on.
convey information or a message to someone
Please pass on the news to your friends.
give something to someone else
She will pass on to him the message.
distribute something to a group of people
The teacher passed out the exams to the students.
move across or above
The plane will pass over the city at noon.
distribute something to each person in a group
Please pass round the snacks to everyone.
move past someone without stopping or noticing
The cyclist passed the old man by without a word.
spend time doing something while waiting or relaxing
We played cards to pass the time.
refuse to take an opportunity offered
I can't pass up this job offer.
endure until a weather storm ends
We decided to wait for the storm to pass before leaving.
undeserved forgiveness or allowance for a mistake or fault
Despite his errors, he received a free pass from criticism.
be excused from a responsibility or obligation
He got a pass on the homework assignment.
permit to leave class during school hours
She showed her hall pass to the teacher.
firm refusal or strong unwillingness to accept or do something
When offered broccoli, he gave a hard pass.
present something false as genuine
He tried to pass off the fake painting as real.
present someone or something as different to deceive others
He passed off the fake painting as an original.
give responsibilities or knowledge to someone else
He decided to retire and pass the torch to his daughter.
succeed in a test or exam with high marks
She studied hard and passed with flying colours.
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- French:passe écran, ...
- German:Screenpass, ...
- Italian:passaggio schermato, ...
- Spanish:pase de pantalla, ...
- Portuguese:passe de screen, ...
- Chinese:掩护传球, ...
- Japanese:スクリーンパス, ...
- Arabic:تَمْرِيرَة سِتَار, ...
- Hebrew:מְסִירַת מָסָךְ, ...
- Russian:короткий пас, ...
- Ukrainian:екранний пас, ...
- Hindi:स्क्रीन पास, ...
- Bengali:স্ক্রিন পাস, ...
- Catalan:passada de pantalla, ...
- Czech:cloněná přihrávka, ...
- Danish:screen pass, ...
- Dutch:korte pass, ...
- Greek:πάσα οθόνης, ...
- Hungarian:screen játék, ...
- Khmer:ការបញ្ជូនបាល់ខ្លីក្នុងកីឡាបាល់ទាត់អាមេរិក ដោយអ្នកទទួលបាល់ត្រូវបានអ្នកទប់ការពារ, ...
- Korean:스크린 패스, ...
- Persian:پاس صفحهای, ...
- Polish:podanie ekranowe, ...
- Portuguese (BR):passe de tela, ...
- Romanian:pasă ecran, ...
- Swedish:screen pass, ...
- Thai:การส่งบอลสั้น, ...
- Turkish:screen pass, ...
- Vietnamese:đường chuyền ngắn, ...
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