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on-screen Definition

on-screen (än′skrēn′)

adjective, adverb

  1. in a film, TV show, etc.
  2. in a film frame () or on a TV or computer screen

on-screen Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • prompt: The program is provided in a form that prompts on-screen for input data.
  • appear: Navigation is unclear, language appears on-screen straight from the brief, forms can't be filled in.
  • display: The results are then displayed on-screen, together with a reference number.
  • happen: But he makes that then happen on-screen and he makes you feel what she felt - and that's the magic.
  • read: My books can be read on-screen or printed out on paper.
  • follow: Follow the on-screen prompts to select the install location.

Preposition: for

  • datum: The program is provided in a form that prompts on-screen for input data.

Adjective modifier

  • available: Color improves clarity and enhances impact, but is more often available on-screen than on paper.

Modifies a noun

  • keyboard: With the on-screen piano keyboard, you can see exactly what the pianist is playing.
  • persona: The public thinks that she has a voice to match her on-screen persona.
  • instruction: Then you can follow the on-screen instructions to join the group.
  • menu: Scan for channels - Use the Freeview on-screen menu to scan for channels - See " scanning for channels " Correct type of aerial?
  • antic: At some points the urge to say " bastard " with incredulity at his on-screen antics is difficult to restrain.
  • chemistry: SOME of the most popular movies of all time are built around a successful on-screen chemistry between its leads.

Noun used with modifier

  • instruction: If you are unable to view the images, please follow the instructions on-screen.
  • reading: I must admit that its very easy to miss things, probably because our reading methods on-screen are not the same as those off-screen.
  • image: Slide show allows you to browse through your selected plant images on-screen.
  • text: Reading text on-screen is physically difficult Reading text on a screen is 25 % slower than reading text on paper.
  • character: A simple press of the colored, flashing buttons or the interactive activity book controls the real characters on-screen.
  • form: Apply for a Passport - Complete a passport application form on-screen: the Passport Agency will send you the completed form to sign.