ADJ

big (often figurative), giant, huge, large
big screen entertainment (= at the cinema)
small (often figurative)
She appears regularly on the small screen (= on television)
blank
I sat gazing at the blank screen, trying to think of something to write
computer, television/TV, video

VERB + SCREEN

appear on
fill
The star's lovely face filled the screen
gaze at, look at, stare at, watch

SCREEN + VERB

flicker
The screen flickered, and then everything went dark

PREP

off ~
They play deadly rivals in the show but they are good friends off screen
on (the) ~
She is remembered mainly for her performances on screen. Information can be viewed on screen or printed out. The image came up on the screen for a few seconds

PHRASES

stage and screen
stars of stage and screen

ADJ

folding
The room was divided by a folding screen

VERB + SCREEN

put up

PREP

behind a/the ~
His desk was discreetly placed behind a screen
~ between
There is a screen between the two beds

ADV

well
completely
partly
effectively
neatly
The shed is neatly screened by a hedge
off
One part of the room was screened off

PREP

from
The building is completely screened from the road by high bushes

ADV

carefully
All foster parents are carefully screened

PREP

for
All pregnant women are to be screened for the infection

ADV

live
The programme will be screened live on BBC1