Definition of on-screen in English:

on-screen

adjective & adverb ɒnˈskriːn

1Shown or appearing in a film or television programme.
银幕（或屏幕）上的
as adjective on-screen violence
屏幕上的暴力。
Example sentencesExamples
- And yet it never occurred to them to go home and use a real gun to act out the on-screen violence.
- A lot of self-deprecating to get into the core of the character, he is a fascinating, grand, over the top character in life and on-screen.
- How did you assemble your on-screen subjects, namely the factory workers?
- Together, these two click, exuding the on-screen chemistry that is vital to the success of a movie like this.
- Viewers will see an on-screen button appear during the show, which they can activate with their remote control to access more information.
- He has good on-screen chemistry with both actors playing the sons.
- The on-screen spectacle is not a cinematic fiction of terror; it is terrorism, real and immediate.
- The second explains caddie tips that appear on-screen, which give you tips on how and where to hit your upcoming shot.
- Of course, it doesn't hurt that chicks dig him both in the audience and on-screen.
- Not only does he have a grating voice, but he merely describes what is going on on-screen when not singing his own praises.
- Soaps have also seen a significant rise while there has been a steady increase in on-screen violence in films shown on TV.
- His on-screen persona is generally snide and mean-spirited, and usually not very funny at all.
- The trailer is also included, as well as two on-screen text features: editing notes and a story bible.
- We've also started to plug the next programme on-screen during the preceding one.
- So for a number of years, he received no on-screen credit as cameraman.
- The problem is that the actors seem to be less in synch than their on-screen alter egos.
- And there's lots of fancy overlapping film frames and on-screen cursive text.
- This is accessed by clicking on a sword icon that appears on-screen every once in a while.
- The fold of flesh and film mean that all on-screen signifieds represent nothing of their own essence.
- Now, after all, can an actor not make his or her existence on-screen appear pre-destined?
1. 1.1 Making use of or performed with the aid of a computer screen.
  借助视频显示装置的或用视频显示装置播放的
  as adjective on-screen editing facilities
  屏幕编辑设备。
  as adverb graphics can be edited on screen
  Example sentencesExamples
  The remaining buttons are for navigating and making selections on the serviceable on-screen menu.
  Using a stylus on-screen to manipulate images is very intuitive, like using a pencil or brush to draw and paint.
  The LCD's on-screen menu is well designed and easy to navigate and understand.
  There's no keyboard - the device presents a virtual, on-screen pad.
  Installation is a simple matter of following the on-screen instructions.
  It could be as simple as restoring data from a backup or even viewing the password on-screen.
  Writing short e-mails is practical using the on-screen keyboard, and reading e-mails is fine.
  The analysis of SCE and aberrations was performed on-screen.
  Digital Terrestrial viewers will be able to view two from the following four interactive streams in full screen via the on-screen menu.
  The on-screen menu is adequate, but a little awkward to navigate, although I gave no deduction for it.
  The on-screen approach is to send a piece of e-mail that looks like it comes from your company's help desk.
  Pay attention to the on-screen help messages and guides as you go through this process.
  Web pages are selected using an on-screen virtual keyboard.
  This comes with the ability to compare two storage devices on-screen at the same time and that is exactly what we needed for our comparisons.
  Couldn't even tell you the title now and in these days where we use on-screen programme schedules I can't go back and check.
  Using this configuration, many of Samus' weapons and abilities are handled via on-screen touch screen options.
  The DS is a dual-screened system, with one screen facilitating touch input using either a stylus or an on-screen keyboard.
  After all, there's no reason to suffer through an unstyled printout when our on-screen design is so robust.
  Along with that, the system uses a piece of middleware called CDS to run the on-screen guide.
  First, you can view the requirements associated with each page or widget on-screen.

Definition of on-screen in US English:

on-screen

(also on screen, onscreen)

adverb & adjectiveˈˌɑn ˈskrin

1Shown or appearing in a movie or television program.
银幕（或屏幕）上的
as adjective on-screen violence
屏幕上的暴力。
Example sentencesExamples
- Together, these two click, exuding the on-screen chemistry that is vital to the success of a movie like this.
- Now, after all, can an actor not make his or her existence on-screen appear pre-destined?
- Of course, it doesn't hurt that chicks dig him both in the audience and on-screen.
- He has good on-screen chemistry with both actors playing the sons.
- His on-screen persona is generally snide and mean-spirited, and usually not very funny at all.
- So for a number of years, he received no on-screen credit as cameraman.
- And there's lots of fancy overlapping film frames and on-screen cursive text.
- The trailer is also included, as well as two on-screen text features: editing notes and a story bible.
- Not only does he have a grating voice, but he merely describes what is going on on-screen when not singing his own praises.
- The problem is that the actors seem to be less in synch than their on-screen alter egos.
- The second explains caddie tips that appear on-screen, which give you tips on how and where to hit your upcoming shot.
- A lot of self-deprecating to get into the core of the character, he is a fascinating, grand, over the top character in life and on-screen.
- The fold of flesh and film mean that all on-screen signifieds represent nothing of their own essence.
- And yet it never occurred to them to go home and use a real gun to act out the on-screen violence.
- This is accessed by clicking on a sword icon that appears on-screen every once in a while.
- Viewers will see an on-screen button appear during the show, which they can activate with their remote control to access more information.
- Soaps have also seen a significant rise while there has been a steady increase in on-screen violence in films shown on TV.
- We've also started to plug the next programme on-screen during the preceding one.
- The on-screen spectacle is not a cinematic fiction of terror; it is terrorism, real and immediate.
- How did you assemble your on-screen subjects, namely the factory workers?
1. 1.1 Making use of or performed with the aid of a video screen.
  借助视频显示装置的或用视频显示装置播放的
  as adjective on-screen editing facilities
  屏幕编辑设备。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The DS is a dual-screened system, with one screen facilitating touch input using either a stylus or an on-screen keyboard.
  Using a stylus on-screen to manipulate images is very intuitive, like using a pencil or brush to draw and paint.
  Installation is a simple matter of following the on-screen instructions.
  First, you can view the requirements associated with each page or widget on-screen.
  It could be as simple as restoring data from a backup or even viewing the password on-screen.
  The on-screen menu is adequate, but a little awkward to navigate, although I gave no deduction for it.
  The remaining buttons are for navigating and making selections on the serviceable on-screen menu.
  Along with that, the system uses a piece of middleware called CDS to run the on-screen guide.
  After all, there's no reason to suffer through an unstyled printout when our on-screen design is so robust.
  Digital Terrestrial viewers will be able to view two from the following four interactive streams in full screen via the on-screen menu.
  The on-screen approach is to send a piece of e-mail that looks like it comes from your company's help desk.
  Writing short e-mails is practical using the on-screen keyboard, and reading e-mails is fine.
  This comes with the ability to compare two storage devices on-screen at the same time and that is exactly what we needed for our comparisons.
  Couldn't even tell you the title now and in these days where we use on-screen programme schedules I can't go back and check.
  The LCD's on-screen menu is well designed and easy to navigate and understand.
  Using this configuration, many of Samus' weapons and abilities are handled via on-screen touch screen options.
  Web pages are selected using an on-screen virtual keyboard.
  The analysis of SCE and aberrations was performed on-screen.
  There's no keyboard - the device presents a virtual, on-screen pad.
  Pay attention to the on-screen help messages and guides as you go through this process.

词汇	on-screen
释义	Definition of on-screen in English: on-screen adjective & adverb ɒnˈskriːn 1Shown or appearing in a film or television programme. 银幕（或屏幕）上的 as adjective on-screen violence 屏幕上的暴力。 Example sentencesExamples And yet it never occurred to them to go home and use a real gun to act out the on-screen violence. A lot of self-deprecating to get into the core of the character, he is a fascinating, grand, over the top character in life and on-screen. How did you assemble your on-screen subjects, namely the factory workers? Together, these two click, exuding the on-screen chemistry that is vital to the success of a movie like this. Viewers will see an on-screen button appear during the show, which they can activate with their remote control to access more information. He has good on-screen chemistry with both actors playing the sons. The on-screen spectacle is not a cinematic fiction of terror; it is terrorism, real and immediate. The second explains caddie tips that appear on-screen, which give you tips on how and where to hit your upcoming shot. Of course, it doesn't hurt that chicks dig him both in the audience and on-screen. Not only does he have a grating voice, but he merely describes what is going on on-screen when not singing his own praises. Soaps have also seen a significant rise while there has been a steady increase in on-screen violence in films shown on TV. His on-screen persona is generally snide and mean-spirited, and usually not very funny at all. The trailer is also included, as well as two on-screen text features: editing notes and a story bible. We've also started to plug the next programme on-screen during the preceding one. So for a number of years, he received no on-screen credit as cameraman. The problem is that the actors seem to be less in synch than their on-screen alter egos. And there's lots of fancy overlapping film frames and on-screen cursive text. This is accessed by clicking on a sword icon that appears on-screen every once in a while. The fold of flesh and film mean that all on-screen signifieds represent nothing of their own essence. Now, after all, can an actor not make his or her existence on-screen appear pre-destined? 1.1 Making use of or performed with the aid of a computer screen. 借助视频显示装置的或用视频显示装置播放的 as adjective on-screen editing facilities 屏幕编辑设备。 as adverb graphics can be edited on screen Example sentencesExamples The remaining buttons are for navigating and making selections on the serviceable on-screen menu. Using a stylus on-screen to manipulate images is very intuitive, like using a pencil or brush to draw and paint. The LCD's on-screen menu is well designed and easy to navigate and understand. There's no keyboard - the device presents a virtual, on-screen pad. Installation is a simple matter of following the on-screen instructions. It could be as simple as restoring data from a backup or even viewing the password on-screen. Writing short e-mails is practical using the on-screen keyboard, and reading e-mails is fine. The analysis of SCE and aberrations was performed on-screen. Digital Terrestrial viewers will be able to view two from the following four interactive streams in full screen via the on-screen menu. The on-screen menu is adequate, but a little awkward to navigate, although I gave no deduction for it. The on-screen approach is to send a piece of e-mail that looks like it comes from your company's help desk. Pay attention to the on-screen help messages and guides as you go through this process. Web pages are selected using an on-screen virtual keyboard. This comes with the ability to compare two storage devices on-screen at the same time and that is exactly what we needed for our comparisons. Couldn't even tell you the title now and in these days where we use on-screen programme schedules I can't go back and check. Using this configuration, many of Samus' weapons and abilities are handled via on-screen touch screen options. The DS is a dual-screened system, with one screen facilitating touch input using either a stylus or an on-screen keyboard. After all, there's no reason to suffer through an unstyled printout when our on-screen design is so robust. Along with that, the system uses a piece of middleware called CDS to run the on-screen guide. First, you can view the requirements associated with each page or widget on-screen. Definition of on-screen in US English: on-screen (also on screen, onscreen) adverb & adjectiveˈˌɑn ˈskrin 1Shown or appearing in a movie or television program. 银幕（或屏幕）上的 as adjective on-screen violence 屏幕上的暴力。 Example sentencesExamples Together, these two click, exuding the on-screen chemistry that is vital to the success of a movie like this. Now, after all, can an actor not make his or her existence on-screen appear pre-destined? Of course, it doesn't hurt that chicks dig him both in the audience and on-screen. He has good on-screen chemistry with both actors playing the sons. His on-screen persona is generally snide and mean-spirited, and usually not very funny at all. So for a number of years, he received no on-screen credit as cameraman. And there's lots of fancy overlapping film frames and on-screen cursive text. The trailer is also included, as well as two on-screen text features: editing notes and a story bible. Not only does he have a grating voice, but he merely describes what is going on on-screen when not singing his own praises. The problem is that the actors seem to be less in synch than their on-screen alter egos. The second explains caddie tips that appear on-screen, which give you tips on how and where to hit your upcoming shot. A lot of self-deprecating to get into the core of the character, he is a fascinating, grand, over the top character in life and on-screen. The fold of flesh and film mean that all on-screen signifieds represent nothing of their own essence. And yet it never occurred to them to go home and use a real gun to act out the on-screen violence. This is accessed by clicking on a sword icon that appears on-screen every once in a while. Viewers will see an on-screen button appear during the show, which they can activate with their remote control to access more information. Soaps have also seen a significant rise while there has been a steady increase in on-screen violence in films shown on TV. We've also started to plug the next programme on-screen during the preceding one. The on-screen spectacle is not a cinematic fiction of terror; it is terrorism, real and immediate. How did you assemble your on-screen subjects, namely the factory workers? 1.1 Making use of or performed with the aid of a video screen. 借助视频显示装置的或用视频显示装置播放的 as adjective on-screen editing facilities 屏幕编辑设备。 Example sentencesExamples The DS is a dual-screened system, with one screen facilitating touch input using either a stylus or an on-screen keyboard. Using a stylus on-screen to manipulate images is very intuitive, like using a pencil or brush to draw and paint. Installation is a simple matter of following the on-screen instructions. First, you can view the requirements associated with each page or widget on-screen. It could be as simple as restoring data from a backup or even viewing the password on-screen. The on-screen menu is adequate, but a little awkward to navigate, although I gave no deduction for it. The remaining buttons are for navigating and making selections on the serviceable on-screen menu. Along with that, the system uses a piece of middleware called CDS to run the on-screen guide. After all, there's no reason to suffer through an unstyled printout when our on-screen design is so robust. Digital Terrestrial viewers will be able to view two from the following four interactive streams in full screen via the on-screen menu. The on-screen approach is to send a piece of e-mail that looks like it comes from your company's help desk. Writing short e-mails is practical using the on-screen keyboard, and reading e-mails is fine. This comes with the ability to compare two storage devices on-screen at the same time and that is exactly what we needed for our comparisons. Couldn't even tell you the title now and in these days where we use on-screen programme schedules I can't go back and check. The LCD's on-screen menu is well designed and easy to navigate and understand. Using this configuration, many of Samus' weapons and abilities are handled via on-screen touch screen options. Web pages are selected using an on-screen virtual keyboard. The analysis of SCE and aberrations was performed on-screen. There's no keyboard - the device presents a virtual, on-screen pad. Pay attention to the on-screen help messages and guides as you go through this process.
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