big screen

英 [bɪɡ skriːn]

美 [bɪɡ skriːn]

n.  大银幕; 电影

牛津词典

noun

• 大银幕；电影
  the cinema (when contrasted with television)
  1. The movie hits the big screen in July.
     这部电影于七月份在影院上映。
  2. her first big-screen success
     她在影坛的初次成功

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 电影；大银幕
  When people talk aboutthe big screen, they are referring to films that are made for cinema rather than for television.
  1. She returns to the big screen to play Candy's overbearing mother, Rose.
     她又重返大银幕，扮演坎迪专横的母亲罗丝。

双语例句

• And all your pals can come along and see you up on the big screen.
  你跟你的朋友就可以在大银幕上看到你。
• But wouldn't you rather check out my big screen?
  你不想看我的“大屏幕”吗？
• On the big screen they all seem to be so tall!
  在大的荧屏上他们全部似乎是如此高！
• Sometimes television is called the small screen and cinema is called the big screen.
  电影有时被叫做大屏幕，电视被叫做小屏幂。
• The US company is the modest-sized but successful studio that brought The Hunger Games to the big screen.
  这家美国公司只是个中等规模的电影公司，但它成功地将《饥饿游戏》搬上了银幕。
• The21-member science-fiction short film farce, is a "small big screen film" salute.
  这部由21个科幻短片组成的闹剧，是对《小银幕大电影》的致敬。
• To sort through the possibilities, Gustaf Bruze, an economist in Denmark, looked to the Big Screen.
  丹麦的一位经济学家古斯塔夫·布鲁斯为了从这些可能性中得出原因，他将视线投向了大屏幕上的明星们。
• She returns to the big screen to play Candy's overbearing mother, Rose.
  她又重返大银幕，扮演坎迪专横的母亲罗丝。
• She'll be great value on the big screen.
  她在大银幕上有巨大的价值。
• There is a big screen outside the railway station.
  火车站外面有个大屏幕。